Rapid Inverter RIC15 (IPHCR15) heat pump – 6.5 kW, with cooling, pools up to 30 m³
The Rapid Inverter RIC 15 heat pump is ideal for long-term, efficient pool water heating. Inverter technology provides significantly greater efficiency than conventional heat pumps, ensuring economical, stable operation even in demanding conditions. Compared with conventional models, it provides up to twice the output with lower energy consumption. Lower energy consumption offsets the higher purchase price.
| Included free from us |
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| Winter cover – cover link |
| 3-year warranty |
| Free delivery |
| Free bypass |
| Pump features |
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| For pools of 15–30 m³ |
| Energy consumption: 0.13–1.06 kWh |
| For salt and freshwater |
| Includes cooling, allowing the pool to be cooled |
Pool specialist opinion – review
- + Inverter technology for efficient heating
- Low noise thanks to a slow-running fan
- Highly efficient titanium heat exchanger
- Output adjustment from 20% to 100%
“Rapid Inverter RIC is ideal for anyone seeking a powerful heat pump that heats the pool quickly or keeps it warm even in extreme conditions. Inverter technology efficiently adjusts its output for high efficiency and minimal operating costs.”
Poolservis team
Economical and efficient heat pump
Rapid Inverter uses step-inverter technology, allowing manual output adjustment from 20% to 100%. This optimises energy use and heats pool water efficiently without unnecessary costs. At the start of the season, the pump runs at full output to reach the required temperature quickly. During the season, it automatically adjusts output to maintain temperature with minimal energy use.
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Example installation on concrete blocks with vibration-isolating mounts for noise reduction. (The pump is raised to allow for winter snow.)
Another installation example: control panel detail
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Rapid Inverter heat pump technical specifications
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Removing the side cover when connecting the pool heat pump reveals the titanium heat exchanger. A cable can be connected to the terminal block and wired to the control panel to switch the heat pump on when the filtration pump motor is running. Set the temperature on the heat pump; with the filtration pump running, the inverter heat pump heats the water to the selected temperature.
Alternatively, connect the filtration pump motor so it switches on when the pool needs heating to the selected temperature.
Connecting the heat pump to an existing filtration system
- Always connect the heat pump through a bypass so it can be isolated and does not cool the water when unused.
- The heat pump includes flanged union nuts for connection to 50 mm pipework.
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| Technical specifications | Value |
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| For pools | 15 - 30 m³ |
| Heating output | up to 6.5 kW |
| Recommended water flow | 2 - 4 m³/h |
| Power input | 0,13 - 1,06 kW |
| Voltage | 230 V |
| Current | 0,56 - 4,6 A |
| C.O.P | 6–14.6 (ratio of heat output to electrical energy input, using heat from the air) |
| Operating temperature | -7 to 43°C |
| Dimensions | 894 x 359 x 648 mm |
| Weight | 42 kg |
Additional parameters
| Category: | Pool Heat Pumps |
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| Weight: | 50 kg |
| ? Recommended pool volume (approx.): | 20–40 m³ |
| Heating output (kW): | 3.5–8 kW |
| Water cooling: | Yes |
| Power supply: | 230 V single-phase |
| Heat pump control: | Full Inverter |
| Product type: | Heat pump |
| Brand: | Vagnerpool |
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