Pool Heating Operating Cost Analysis
Compare the estimated operating cost of the recommended Madimack InverTITAN heat pump with traditional gas pool heating based on the customer’s pool, comfort goals, expected usage, and estimated Arizona utility rates.
This analysis is designed to provide a practical operating-cost comparison and illustrate potential savings. Actual energy usage and utility costs will vary based on weather, water temperature, pool conditions, equipment operation, utility provider, rate plan, and other factors.
Customer Operating Profile
Pool & Comfort
Pool Volume:
gal.
Desired Water Temperature:
°F
Desired Swimming Season:
Usage Profile
Primary Goal:
Pool Cover:
Typical Pool Use:
Equipment Profile
Existing Pool Heating:
Recommended Heat Pump:
Electrical Service:
Estimated Operating Cost Comparison
Based on the customer’s pool, selected temperature, swimming season, and recommended heat pump, the following estimates compare typical operating costs for electric heat-pump heating and traditional gas pool heating.
Madimack Heat Pump
Recommended Model:
Estimated Monthly Operating Cost:
—Estimated Seasonal Operating Cost:
—Traditional 400K Gas Heater
Estimated Heater Efficiency:
84%
Estimated Monthly Operating Cost:
$1,714.29/monthEstimated Seasonal Operating Cost:
$20,571.43/yearUtility Rate Assumptions
Electricity Rate: $0.15 per kWh
Natural Gas Rate: $1.50 per therm
Operating Cost Assumptions: Calculations are based on maintaining the customer’s desired pool temperature after the pool has reached its set temperature. Estimates assume up to 8 hours of daily heat-pump operation, 30 days per month, an electricity rate of $0.15/kWh, and efficient inverter operation. Initial heating of a cold pool is not included. Actual operating costs will vary with weather, pool conditions, heat loss, equipment operation, and utility rates.