Meet the Madimack InverTITAN
Advanced inverter pool heat pump technology designed for efficient heating and cooling in Arizona’s demanding climate.
Madimack InverTITAN 90
Efficient heating and cooling for smaller residential pools and applications with lower heating demand.
Heating Capacity: 80,000 BTU
Operation: Heating & Cooling
Best Fit: Smaller residential pools and pools with lower heating demand.
Madimack InverTITAN 112
Powerful, efficient heating and cooling for medium to larger residential pools with greater heating demand.
Heating Capacity: 107,000 BTU
Operation: Heating & Cooling
Best Fit: Medium to larger residential pools with higher heating and cooling demand.
Madimack InverTITAN 140
Maximum heating and cooling performance for larger residential pools and applications with higher heating demand.
Heating Capacity: 133,000 BTU
Operation: Heating & Cooling
Best Fit: Larger residential pools and applications with the highest heating and cooling demand.
Why Choose Madimack InverTITAN?
The InverTITAN combines advanced inverter technology, quiet operation, and efficient heating and cooling to provide dependable year-round pool comfort in Arizona.
Full Inverter Technology
Automatically adjusts output to match pool conditions for efficient, consistent operation.
Heating & Cooling
One system provides comfortable water during cooler months and cooling during Arizona’s hottest weather.
Quiet, Efficient Operation
Advanced inverter operation reduces unnecessary energy use and operating noise while maintaining consistent pool temperature.
How Madimack InverTITAN Works
Unlike traditional pool heaters that simply cycle on and off, InverTITAN uses variable-speed inverter technology to automatically adjust its output as pool conditions change. This allows the system to deliver the heating or cooling needed while reducing unnecessary energy use.
1. Pool Needs Heating or Cooling
The pool water is above or below the desired temperature, creating a need for heating or cooling.
2. InverTITAN Adjusts Output
The inverter compressor automatically increases or decreases its output based on pool conditions and the amount of heating or cooling required.
3. Desired Temperature Is Maintained
As the pool approaches the desired temperature, InverTITAN reduces output and continues operating efficiently to help maintain comfortable water conditions.
What Does an InverTITAN Cost to Operate?
Pool heat pump operating cost depends on the size of the heat pump, outside air temperature, desired water temperature, pool conditions, operating time, and your electric rate. The examples below provide a simple way to understand approximate operating cost.
WITHOUT SOLAR
Estimated Monthly Operating Cost
Based on the heat pump’s estimated monthly electricity consumption and the homeowner’s electric rate.
About $80–$125 / Month
Typical Arizona example based on approximately 8 hours of operation per day, moderate inverter operation, and electricity at about $0.15/kWh.
WITH SOLAR
Estimated Monthly Operating Cost
Available solar production may offset part or potentially all of the heat pump’s electricity consumption, depending on the home’s solar production, household electricity use, utility plan, and heat pump operating schedule.
Potentially $40–$63 / Month
Example assumes available solar production offsets approximately 50% of the heat pump’s electricity consumption. Greater available solar production may reduce grid-electricity cost further.
Illustrative estimate only. Actual operating cost varies based on pool size, weather, desired water temperature, pool cover use, operating schedule, heat pump output, utility rate, household electricity use, solar production, and utility plan.
Your pool’s estimated operating cost will be calculated later in the presentation using your specific pool and operating conditions.
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