Spawer
Heat pumps dedicated to spas
compared to a standard heater
heating/cooling
via an app
connection
3 good reasons to choose a Spawer?
1. Heat and save
Enjoy your spa and lower your electricity bill
Heating the spa water is the biggest expense of a spa. Annually, for a typical spa, expect over €500* in electricity costs.
The spa water is heated by an electric heater. On average, it consumes 203 kW per month. Meanwhile, the Spawer heat pump consumes only 70 kW. This can reduce your electricity bill by about €330 per year**.
How is this possible? For each kilowatt delivered, the heater consumes 1 kW. A heat pump, however, uses approximately 0.3 kW thanks to its performance coefficient**.
* Approximate calculation for a 5-person spa with a volume of 1,000 liters
** Estimate for a heat pump with an average COP of 3
2. The ideal temperature
With the reversible mode, cooler water when it's hot outside
During warmer days, you'll still want to enjoy your spa. Longer days, organized evenings—it’s the perfect opportunity to spend quality time with loved ones.
But in higher ambient temperatures, spa water can feel too warm.
Thanks to the reversible mode of Spawer, you can avoid wasting water by partially draining and adding fresh water. Simply switch to Cooling mode.
3. Schedule your session
In the middle of a busy day, I connect and manage my spa
A change of plans during the day? You’ll end up spending a relaxing evening in your spa after all.
It's time to connect to your app and ensure all settings are optimal.
You might want to adjust the water temperature or the operating mode. You can even schedule your Spawer's operating times.
Up to 75%
energy savings
compared to your integrated electric heater
On average:
To heat and maintain water temperature, all spas use an electric heater, an extremely energy-intensive technology that consumes 1kW of electricity to deliver 1kW of heat to the water. To create heat, a heat pump captures calories from the air, without generating calories via electrical resistance.
Thus, a heat pump provides an average of 5kW of energy for 1kW consumed, depending on air temperature—this is called the Coefficient of Performance (COP).
Reversible
Icespa
The power of Full Inverter down to -25°C
Ideal for extreme climates
Reversible heating/cooling
Wi-Fi control
Detachable touchscreen
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The ultra-versatile heat pump for spas
Ideal for temperate climates
Chiller function >3°C
Wi-Fi control
Ultra compact
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