16000BTU Above Ground Pool Heat Pump, Pool Heater for 5400 Gallons, WiFi Smart Control, Titanium Heat Exchanger, 110V Efficient Heating
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Size: 16000BTU
Features
- Designed for Above-Ground Pools: Ideal for pools up to 5,400 gallons, ensuring steady, reliable heating for a comfortable swim.
- Smart Energy Savings: Inverter technology runs efficiently all day with minimal power use, keeping your pool at the perfect temperature.
- App-Controlled Convenience: Adjust heat settings, monitor performance, and set schedules remotely via the Smart Life APP and built-in WiFi.
- Advanced Safety Features: Water heating system is electrically insulated, eliminating hazards and ensuring a secure, enjoyable experience.
- Built to Last, Easy to Install: Galvanized steel housing resists outdoor elements. Setup takes under 30 minutesconnect, plug in, and enjoy warm water!
- Unit Spec: Model KSPF-005L3R1A1, 16,000 BTU pool heat pump, 110-120V / 60Hz power, space-saving dimensions (16.5'' L 14.2'' W 17.8'' H)
Brand: VARMINPOOL
Color: Deep Grey
Material: Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS), Cast Iron
Style: 16000BTU
Product Dimensions: 16.5"L x 14.2"W x 17.8"H
Power Source: ac
Item Weight: 59 Pounds
Number of Packs: 1
Manufacturer: VARMINPOOL
Number of Items: 1
Power Source: ac
Color: Deep Grey
Product Style: 16000BTU
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 16.5"L x 14.2"W x 17.8"H
Item Weight: 59 Pounds
Material Type: Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS), Cast Iron
Brand Name: VARMINPOOL
Model Number: KSPF-005L3R1A2
Manufacturer: VARMINPOOL
Specific Uses For Product: Pool Heating, Outdoor Swimming, Home Use
Manufacturer Part Number: 1
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
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DO NOT BUY THIS POOL HEATER!! I LIVE IN WEST MICHIGAN AND THIS IS A COMPLETE WASTE OF TIME AND MONEY!! My neighbor has a pool that is a bit bigger than mine. They purchased this heater in June and were pleased, so I bought it. As soon as the evening temperature dropped below 70 degrees, the heater stopped working. I thought it broke and returned the heater defective. It was replaced but the replacement did not heat the water. It too is being returned as I do not need a $600 lawn ornament. I found this customer's review and wished I had read it through. Here are snippets. "I live in the northwest, where even when it’s hot during the day our nights are cool. I bought the heater to help keep the pool warm and not have quite so much temperature loss at night, allowing my pool to keep the heat it gains in the day. I let it run overnight and noticed that the temperature stopped climbing and even dropped during the night. The coils had frozen up completely and the cooler has not stopped to defrost. The temperature was only 50 degrees, so this was well within the operating temperature in the manual. UPDATE: This has some significant limitations that make it less than ideal for my situation here in the Pacific Northwest. I'm not expecting this to keep the water 80 degrees when it's 50 out, but I do expect it to be able to run when the temperature gets down in the 50s and 60s at night in the summer time - We're seeing days as high as 90, but the nights are still in the 60s up here, and the coil freeze-up is an issue. This is ideal for someone who has pretty steady temperatures in the spring and fall, that would allow you to stretch out the swim season with this heater. If it's only warm during the day and cool at night, this isn't going to be the heater for you."
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Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2025 by AngelRod
Varminpool Heater is the best around. It literally heats and cools the pool as needed. And the Customer Service is the best I've EVER had. I had an issue with the first heater I got BUT IT WASN'T VARMINPOOLS FAULT IT WAS THE SHIPPERS FAULT. BUT Varminpool went above and beyond to make a horrible situation a wonderful situation. Thank you Varminpool I will continue to do Service with you for years to come. And will highly recommend you and your products.
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I’m starting off unhappy with this purchase. After working with customer service and having them try to gaslight me into thinking the flaw is a feature - they're now simply trying to upsell me to a more expensive model. If the cheaper model doesn't work as advertised, I don't think I want to invest more money in a more expensive problem. (SEE UPDATE BELOW) I live in the northwest, where even when it’s hot during the day our nights are cool. I bought the heater to help keep the pool warm and not have quite so much temperature loss at night, allowing my pool to keep the heat it gains in the day. I hook it up direct to the pump, and it flows well, but, as expected , there’s too much water flow to make a noticeable increase in the outlet temperature. But the thermometer doesn’t lie, and my pool temperature started climbing right away. I let it run overnight and noticed that the temperature stopped climbing and even dropped during the night. The coils had frozen up completely and the cooler has not stopped to defrost. The temperature was only 50 degrees, so this was well within the operating temperature in the manual. Thinking it was a result of too much water flow from the pump, I adjusted the volume down to 1/3 of the original volume (about 400gph now) and restarted the heat pump. Immediately, the coils began to ice over. There’s nothing in the manual for this, and the problem is something that heat pumps have dealt with since shortly after they were invented. I’m not happy with this purchase at all. I’ll let it run during the day as the temperature rises and see how it functions but this is a serious design flaw. On the plus side, it has a water flow sensor built in that will shut off the unit when your pump turns off. This feature works well for me as I have my pump on a timer to run it a certain amount of time every day, and the heater can be left alone to turn itself off and on as the pump does. UPDATE: This has some significant limitations that make it less than ideal for my situation here in the Pacific Northwest. I'm not expecting this to keep the water 80 degrees when it's 50 out, but I do expect it to be able to run when the temperature gets down in the 50s and 60s at night in the summer time - We're seeing days as high as 90, but the nights are still in the 60s up here, and the coil freeze-up is an issue. As it sits, I can only run it during the day, so it cuts the available heating time in half. When it warms up, the heater does a good job of getting the pool warmer, and the warmer the water gets, the better this seems to be able to heat it up (when my water was 68 degrees, the temperature difference was maybe a degree or degree and a half over that coming out of the heater, but now that the water is in the 70's it's definitely a bigger delta - even when its cool out in the morning) but it really boils down to the fan they've installed in this thing to move air through the coils - it's just not sufficient, which is why the coils tend to freeze up. This is ideal for someone who has pretty steady temperatures in the spring and fall, that would allow you to stretch out the swim season with this heater. If it's only warm during the day and cool at night, this isn't going to be the heater for you. I haven't tested this in cooling mode, but I expect it would work about as well - which makes for some interesting off-label possibilities, like for keeping the live catch well cool on my boat! In reality - I think this would probably work well for me if I had it in line with the solar heater, to pre-heat the water going into the unit, as it would save energy and improve efficiency. For others - I recommend this unit for someone who lives in an area that's generally warm all summer, and that you manage your expectations - it'll help make up for the temperature loss at night, and helps you maintain a steady comfortable swimming temperature all summer - but it's not going to work well to winter your pool, and once the daytime temps drop below the mid 60's, it's probably going to have issues. For the price, it's an affordable alternative, and it was easy to hook up. It features a flow sensor, allowing it to turn on and off in sync with your pool pump, eliminating the need for manual monitoring. I wish they had a better fan in it and better freeze protection, so it could work more efficiently and be left running when it gets cool out. I find that it works best when you cover the pool when not in use, as the pool seems to lose a surprising amount of heat to evaporation otherwise. I have an 8x12x50" oval pool, which is a bit bigger than recommended for this heater, but my expectations are modest. It gets the pool to a comfortable temperature in the evenings, so far, but we will see how well it works as the days cool off in the next couple of weeks.
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The pool heater worked great for the first 3 months then it began freezing up. I have attempted to work with their customer support team to diagnose the issue. They make it extremely difficult. They first wanted a video of it freezing up. However, they could not open the video then I had to try to accommodate them. Now they are speaking to me like I’m dumb asking for videos if the pump is hooked up and if I can send another video so they can see how much water pressure is coming out. This is all after I told them it worked perfect at the end of last year. So obviously I know how to connect it.
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Love this heater! When it came, I wasn't prepared for it to be as heavy as it is. I ended up getting my husband to carry it in. We installed it with hoses we already had. It installed very easily and the instructions are crystal clear. The panel is very easy to read. We set it at 80 degrees. Within a few minutes, we could feel the difference in temperature running through in the inlet hose. It has been hooked up and running for about an hour now an the water temperature has risen about 6/10th of a degree. We have a 5200 gallon above ground pool. So, it will take a while to get it to our ideal temperature. It also comes with an app. We already had the app because we have several other devices that use the same app. But, once the wifi connected to the heater, it popped right up in the app. I will warn you, though. The "switch" button in the app is very sensitive. You might find yourself turning the heater on and off accidentally. LOL. I did a couple of times. But, it is very quiet. You really can't hear it running. Recommend this heater! You can see how we set it up in the photo. This is a temporary setup. But, it will work for now. We plan on running hard pvc pipes so it will be a permanent setup.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2025 Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2025 by Sweetness
I got this to take the chill off our 14' x 4' round pool (approximately 3,500 gallons, depending on the fill level). A big plus was not needing a 220V setup, making installation easier. After some replumbing, I finally got everything connected, though the included adapters constantly drip, despite testing various hoses. Given the amount of rain we get, this minor leak isn’t a major concern. To help raise the temperature, we use a solar blanket, which adds a bit of warmth. I've been running the 16,000 BTU heat pump for 6 hours daily during warmer hours, but it only manages about a 5-degree increase—and some of that comes from solar gain, as the pool temp rises a couple of degrees even without the pump. I later added a solar panel, though that was after testing the heat pump. Ultimately, for our cooler mountain climate, this setup doesn’t quite deliver the expected results. Maybe a larger heat pump or a smaller pool would be more effective, but BTU output is what it is.
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