FibroPool FH270 70,000 BTU Electric Pool Heat Pump – COP 5.77, 240V – Above Ground & Inground up to 15,000 Gal – No Gas, Digital Control, Weatherproof Steel
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- 70,000 BTU HIGH-POWER ELECTRIC POOL HEAT PUMP FOR LARGE POOLS The FibroPool FH270 delivers a massive 70,000 BTU/hr of heating power on a standard 240V/12-gauge circuit, capable of heating above ground pools up to 27' round or 18'x33' oval and inground pools up to 15,000 gallons. Double the output of entry-level heaters; built for pool owners who want fast, reliable heat with no gas line required
- COP 5.77 INDUSTRY-LEADING ENERGY EFFICIENCY - SLASH YOUR HEATING BILLS - With an exceptional Coefficient of Performance (COP) of 5.77, the FH270 generates $5.77 worth of heat for every $1 of electricity used - far outperforming gas, propane, and solar heaters in overall efficiency and cost savings. Enjoy a longer swim season without the pain of high monthly energy bills.
- ALL-ELECTRIC OPERATION - NO GAS, NO PROPANE, NO CONTRACTOR NEEDED - Running entirely on clean 220V electricity, the FH270 eliminates the cost and complexity of gas line installation, propane tanks, and annual gas contractor fees. Comes with included pool fittings for quick DIY integration into your existing pool or spa plumbing system and an optional extension cord for flexible placement.
- WEATHERPROOF ENAMEL-COATED STEEL CASE - BUILT FOR OUTDOOR DURABILITY - Unlike plastic-cased competitors, the FH270 features a heavy-duty enamel-coated steel enclosure engineered to resist corrosion, UV exposure, and harsh outdoor conditions season after season. At 42"x16"x32", it's solidly built yet sized to fit most standard pool equipment pads - a long-term investment that holds up year-round.
- HEATS WATER UP TO 82F - RELIABLE PERFORMANCE IN REAL CONDITIONS - The FH270 is rated to heat pool water to a comfortable 82F while operating at 82% humidity, giving you consistent, predictable results even in humid climates where other heat pumps struggle. Ideal for pools, spas, swim spas, and hot tubs that need dependable warmth from spring through fall, or year-round in warmer regions.
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We started as a small retail store on the Mississippi Gulf Coast in 2002 with the mission of providing professional-grade pool equipment to the everyday homeowner. Twenty years later, we're still headquartered just a few miles from that original location. We take pride in our commitment to excellence. Our company culture is based on honesty, transparency, and professionalism, and we strive to build long-term relationships with pool owners by providing exceptional service and quality products. How warm will my pool get? With moderate to high humidity levels, you can expect to keep your pool 15 degrees warmer than the outside air, up to a target water temperature of 82 degrees Fahrenheit. How cold can it be outside? The minimum suggested operating temperature is 50 degrees Fahrenheit. Colder temperatures will result in worse performance and efficiency. Can I use it with my saltwater pool? Yes, all FibroPool heat pumps are compatible with both fresh and saltwater pools. Just ensure the unit is installed upstream of your chlorinator or salt cell with a check valve to prevent backflow. What size pump do I need? This unit requires at least 25 gallons per minute of water flow to trigger its flow switch. For most pool installations a 0.3HP pump or greater is sufficient.
Product Dimensions: 42 x 16 x 32 inches
Item Weight: 157 pounds
Manufacturer: FibroPool
Item model number: FH135
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
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Size: 70,000 BTU
This heat pump pool heater is the best value that I found after lots of research. My inground pool is between 11 to 13 thousand gallons. I was initially concerned that this Fibro Heater at 55k btu might not be big enough for the job. Boy, was I wrong!! This compact sized heat pump raised the temperature in my pool from 77 degrees F, to 86° F after only 36 hours of pump runtime. I shut it and my pool pump down for 2 days during our last hurricane, but when we restarted everything the pool temp was back up to 86 after about 24 hours. The heater was easy to install and has an automatic set it and forget it operation. It’s only been in for about 2.5 weeks now so it’s still early to know how it will perform over the winter months in my part of Florida. However, if it continues to operate the way it has started out, I expect a no problem year round use of my pool. I’m delighted with this heater and it’s made here in America and will add value to my home and lifestyle going forward. I can easily recommend this Fibro Heat Pump pool heater to anyone who’s pool size and environmental factors fit within the performance parameters that this heater is designed for. I do recommend that you have this unit professionally installed.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2022 by dk
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We replaced our old gas pool heater with this FH270. Our inground pool holds 7500 gallons of water and it's late September. We have low humidity but still high temps 90-100 degrees and low nighttime temps. The unit took our 73-degree water to 86 in a couple days, now water temps in the morning start at 81 degrees and rises to 86 in about 4 hours. It'll only get better when I figure out that our pool will only heat to the ambient outside temps. So instead of firing the unit up at 9a to swim by 2p, I'm starting the process later at 11a when temp is higher. That should result in a much shorter period to warm the water. The unit only runs when the pump is on, and water temp is under 84 degrees. It automatically turns off after the desired water temp hits 86. Fibro pool customer service is the best I've ever had with anything! Unit came slightly damaged since it was shipped from Missouri to California, but everything was made right by Fibro pool. They're available to answer questions about installation or anything. I'm very happy with our new pool heater and Fibro Pool. I rarely write reviews fyi.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2024 by 1975
Size: 70,000 BTU
Just bought this (5/31) for a 24ft above ground pool in Wisconsin. I don't plan for this to be used to try and create a swimmable pool in early spring or late fall, rather to supplement the solar cover for general use between May-September and so far I'm impressed. In terms of installation, its all pretty straight forward if your comfortable with PVC plumbing and electrical work. The unit is quite heavy to maneuver into place, so definitely have an extra set of hands. They appear to have upgraded the water inlet/output connectors from what is referenced in the manual and YT video, which is good, its a threaded coupling with 1.5" threaded side for the unit and a 1.5" slip fit on the opposing side to easily plumb in. I'm not going to get into the electrical aspects as that's sort of its own thing, but suffice to say, if you figured out how to run the needed breaker for this, then connecting the actual unit is not difficult. We've been running the unit for about 8 hours a day in conjunction with our pool pump/filter and it tends to lift the temperature about 8 degrees over that period of time. On a 60 degree day, it lifted the incoming water temp from 72 to 77 degrees over the course of the day, thus I'm quite impressed. I don't see this having any issue elevating the water temp easily into the 80's on a warmer 70+ degree day. I have yet to see an electric bill come in, so we'll see what the damage is from that aspect, but considering I didn't want to invest in all the costs for a gas heater, this has performed very well against my expectations thus far. I'll try to remember to update in a couple weeks as we have more time with the unit.
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Size: 70,000 BTU
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Size: 70,000 BTU
So far I’m really impressed with this unit. Delivery was fast and the heater was packed well with a lot of foam padding and came completely undamaged. Setting the unit up was easy, it took me just a couple hours to do everything including driving the 8’ grounding rod, hopefully you already have one! Electrical was simple 3 wires inside the unit and connecting a dual 20A breaker in the sub box. The heater comes with a drain plug, hose for the plug, 2x 1.5” pipe connectors, vibration pads for the feet. There are some extra items that you will need to buy besides any Sced40 PVC pipe and fittings… Dual 20A breaker……$15 2 16x16x4 concrete blocks if no pad is present…$12 Grounding rod if not present… $16 Grounding clamp and wire…$5 Flexible conduit with 12awg wire …$36 1.5”-2” 3 way valve … $35 Once everything was connected, I started the pump, let it run all the air out, flipped on the breaker and everything started working! The system is surprisingly quiet, and supposedly set and forget, when the flow detector senses that the pump has shut off it should turn off the unit. And as a final plus, FibroPool is made in USA!! UPDATE - We are on the second season of running the heater and I am very satisfied! I knew this wasn’t going to be a year round heater, but it has added several months on to our swim season. When I turned it on this spring in central Florida the daytime highs were in the 70’s and the lows were in the 50’s. It took about 4 days to bring the water temp from 65 degrees to 85 . We have a solar blanket to keep the heat in at night. For the price this is an excellent unit and I highly recommend it!!
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