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At a glance
- Condition
- New
- Model
- FH255
- Dimensions
- 48 x 20 x 24 in
- Weight
- 120 lb
Features 5
- POWERFUL 55,000 BTU OUTPUT: Delivers 55,000 BTU of heating capacity for pools up to 10,000 gal. This inground pool heater helps extend the swimming season with electric heat pump operation.
- ENERGY-SAVING OPERATION: Heat pump technology transfers heat from ambient air to pool water. The electric design provides a practical pool heater option for maintaining selected water temperatures.
- TITANIUM HEAT EXCHANGER: Corrosion-resistant titanium construction is designed for saltwater and chemically treated pools. Supports dependable heat transfer during regular pool use.
- DURABLE OUTDOOR CABINET: Enamel-coated steel housing helps protect internal components from outdoor weather exposure. Built for permanent installation alongside inground pool equipment.
- DIGITAL TEMPERATURE CONTROL: User-friendly display supports temperature adjustment and monitoring. Set a preferred water temperature and view operating information from the control panel.
Description
Experience the remarkable power of our FH255 pool heat pump. Designed for up to 10,000-gallon pools, this heater provides a user-friendly, cost-effective solution to extend your swimming season, all while running on clean electricity. What size pools will the heater work with? The FH255 will heat pools up to 10,000 gallons, 21' round, or 15' x 30' oval. Is it saltwater compatible? Yes, the FH255 along with all of our other heat pumps are compatible with both freshwater and saltwater pools. How long does installation take? Installation takes roughly 45-60 minutes. How can I optimize the unit's performance? The FH255 will work best in humid climates and above 60 degrees Fahrenheit. As the air gets dryer and the temperature lower, the performance of the unit will decrease. How warm will my pool get with the heater? The unit is rated to heat 10,000-gallon pools up to 82 degrees under optimal conditions. For over two decades, FibroPool has led the industry in pool equipment design and manufacturing. Originating from the Mississippi Gulf Coast, our family of skilled pool builders and technicians is dedicated to creating a secure and hassle-free pool environment. Our products are crafted and tested to ensure longevity and functionality. Our goal is to simplify your pool experience and provide reliable equipment to keep your pool running year round. Our product line includes items assembled and tested in-house in our United States manufacturing facility. 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. 20 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.
Specs 4
| Product Dimensions | 48 x 20 x 24 inches |
|---|---|
| Item Weight | 120 pounds |
| Manufacturer | FibroPool |
| Item model number | FH255 |
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Top Amazon Reviews
It definitely works, just give it some time.
Pulling the trigger on this pump was a tough decision, since it's not a name brand and there is so little information about the product online. I wanted to give my experience to hopefully help people make their decision a little easier. First, some details about my setup: I have a 13,000 gallon in ground pool in Phoenix, AZ that I now keep covered most of the day. I saw that a lot of positive reviewers were based in Florida, but I wasn't sure if this pump would still work with the cold winter nights in Phoenix. This is being written in January, and the weather here for the last week has been in the low 40s with highs in the mid upper 60s-mid 70s. I had the unit professionally installed, although I am sure most people would be able to do so themselves. I needed to have new electrical run and a new variable speed pump installed professionally, so I went ahead and had them install this at the same time. I had this installed January 9 and my pool temperature was 58 degrees. Over the last week, the pump has been running pretty much nonstop and the water is currently sitting at 81 degrees with a heat pump output of 83 degrees. The first few days saw the biggest jump in temperature, but most days are getting about a 2 degree bump. This is one thing to keep in mind with this unit...you won't see your pool go from freezing to swimmable overnight. But give it time to do its thing and it will keep getting warmer every day. I'm planning on heating until it hits 88, and maintaining that temperature from there. I've been keeping track of my energy usage, and so far with the new variable speed pump and the heat pump running all day, I am seeing a tiny increase in total energy usage over what I was getting with just my old inefficient single speed pump running 8 hours a day and no heater. The heat pump is QUIET! It is directly outside my bedroom window, which we keep open most nights, and it's virtually silent. Like others have mentioned here, if you have any questions and call the support line on the Fibropool website, you will be calling the owner of the company. You probably will go to voicemail and it might take him a couple days to call back, but he has always been happy to answer all my questions and has given me plenty of advice about using the heat pump. He's a super helpful guy. I was very hesitant to buy this, with such little knowledge about the company. But assuming this thing holds up and they stand by any warranty issues, I absolutely recommend this unit if you want to save a ton of money over the name brands.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2018 by ehoffscott
Why aren't more pool heaters heat pumps?
At the last place we lived, I installed a gas pool heater. It was pretty efficient, for a gas model. Moved south to central Cal, and after doing some research comparing electric versus gas versus heat pump, I went for this heat pump. It's a nice compact unit, easy to wire in and plumb. I'm very pleased with how quiet it is - both the fan and the compressor. It's control panel is straightforward - in fact, I haven't needed to change its default settings. It comes with a cable and box so you can remove the panel from the unit and mount it somewhere more easily accessible if you want to, though I didn't need to do that. On a moderately cool day, the temperature difference between the inlet and outlet is at least 2 degrees, with the water pump running at 50%. Not bad when you consider it's getting that heat from the ambient atmospheric temperature. So far, I'm very happy. **UPDATE 28 MAY 18** Well I love this thing. Yesterday I turned in on, as today looked like being a swim day, the first in a while. Water temp was 66F, and today I swam in 84F - perfect swimming temp. And it copes well with an in-ground pool that's just shy of 10,000 gallons. Still impressed with the low noise.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2018 by PH
Finally warm water!
This is a pretty awesome unit. It looks good and works like a dream. My husband is an electrician, so he was able to do all of the install himself. He added power to the outside of the house, which made it easier to plug in the pool pump as well. He was able to have this up and running in one day, including all of the electrical work. He used cinder blocks and plywood to make a platform for both this heater and the pool pump. He covered it with tarp to keep the wood from getting wet. This pool heater runs pretty quietly- not any louder than the pool pump. I have to actually look to see if it is running. It is certainly not disruptive to the pool experience. The pump and heater are right outside out bedroom window and they are quiet enough that I can't hear them over the bedroom fan even with the window open. The heater does exactly what it is intended to do- heat the pool water! The pool water started at 65 degrees at about 7:00 p.m. In the morning, the pool was 75- when the outdoor temperature was only about 55 degrees. So not only did it keep the water from cooling, it increased about 10 degrees. The pool was a perfect 82 by afternoon. It is automatically set at 82 but you can adjust that. It's kept the pool at a perfect temp, as long as we've had the pump running. We did have an issue with the pump getting clogged with pine needles, and had the pump off for almost 2 days. The water was back down to 68 (no pump=no water heater running), but as soon as we got the situation fixed, the pool was right back up to 82 within a day. We live in the Pacific Northwest, so our "summer" doesn't come until mid July, and even then we get pretty chilly night temperatures. We have opened the pool weeks before we'd have been able to get it in it in the past. Even on hot summer days the temp only got up to about 78 (due to trees in the yard). It's like a dream come true to have warm water so early and so consistently! The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars was because of the shipping condition. The heater was on a piece of wood with a cardboard box basically slid over the top. There was no styrofoam or any protection between the box and the heater. It looked like the box had been beaten up quite a bit and was in pretty rough shape. Upon unboxing, the heater has a few small dents, and one larger one. The heater box is dented in right at the control panel- so that the control panel is pushed in slightly. The control panel appears to be unaffected- it is running fine. Hopefully the dents are more cosmetic than anything. It would be great if the seller made the box slightly larger and included some sort of padding to keep the heater from being damaged in transit. This is a pretty expensive, large, and heavy item and would have been difficult to return if it had suffered critical damage in transit.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2016 by Jenn
Season One Verdict: Three and Eight Forths stars!!
First season almost done, and it has worked great. I keep a solar cover on when not swimming and live in SW Ohio. I have a 32x16 above ground pool that gets sun from ~10:30am until ~6:30pm. The pool is just under 15k gallons. This unit easily handles the pool, and at times I have accidentally let the pool get too warm when a hot sunny day added to previous day's heat pump heating. It runs really quiet, and I haven't noticed any extremely hateful electric bills, but I use a lot of power. When I bought it, I didn't know (nor did anything on Amazon say so) it could do heat pump heat, additional electric coil heating and it can cool water too. I don't understand why for items in this price range they don't hire someone to coherently describe the full list of features in English. I would have bought weeks earlier had I not spent a lot of time reading comments and questions on multiple listings of this unit trying to figure out what exactly I would be buying. With heat pump only it seems to add 2 degrees F to the water as it flows through when the water is between 78 and 90 (my only testing so far). If you add the auxiliary electric heat it adds another degree. Cooling via the pump is one to two degrees down. Only downsides so far are: 1. The control head is silly. Can't tell in/out temps when it is off, can't adjust parameters when it is running. I am not sure if I can set it to run just during the day without buying an external timer. The interface purposely avoid the convenience of written language in favor of mostly vague symbology. I wish the instructions were on the unit, because I have to keep track of the manual. 2. The screws on the unit are made of very cheap metal and some of the holes don't line up great. Had a couple strip, but no big deal. Otherwise it is built well.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2018 by Me
great
It works like a charm. Hookup was easy. I had a service panel with 230 available, so wiring was easy. Plumbed it in. Hit the on button, the contactor came in starting the pump and heating started. On the down side. Customer service stinks. No email was ever answered.
Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2019 by Winona
Great purchase for the price!
I was sceptical on if this heat pump was the right size for my pool but after my purchase and easy to install I am very pleased with the unit and it's performance. My pool is 10,000 gal inground pool. Being in the month of May and already swimming has made this purchase worth wild. It is quiet while it runs and has my water temp at 86 degrees. Being a heat pump it does take time for the temp to rise but that is because of our Ohio weather. As for delivery, it went as planned. Unit was in perfect shape with no complaints. Overall purchase definitely fit what I was looking for. Price, delivery, install and performance all top notch.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2020 by Mr.B
Damaged in shipping
After reading the reviews this seemed like it would be a decent quality heater at a reasonable price. Maybe it would be, but the one I received was seriously damaged in shipping. The panel with the plumping and electrical connections was smashed and the gauge glass was broken. I called the Fibropool customer service number and it rang for a long time. When voicemail finally picked up I couldn’t understand the message. I decided to send it back. That part went well. Not sure if I’ll try to order one again
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Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2018 by David
Think I just wasted $1,500.
So after speaking with the owner of this small company, he assured me this heatime pump was the right size for my pool. It is kidney shaped ando 24 feet long by 13 feet wide. I live in a very humid and mild climate of South Florida which should be optimal operating conditions for a heat pump. To my extreme disappointment, despite letting it run day and night, it has failed to raise my pool temperature more than a degree or so. Basically, any temperature change seems to be more attributed to the warming and cooling of the ambient air than the heat pump. Now I get an increased electric bill for no added benefit. The company has no return policy so buyer beware. The only reason I am giving this product two stars is because it does appear made well and does operate, it is simply significantly under powered for my pool. I would ONLY recommend this for a small hot tub or micro pool. Otherwise steer clear. You get what you pay for. Lesson learned.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2016 by Evan B.