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The LEOMON Cost-Effective Pool Heat Pump is a budget-friendly, professional-grade heating solution designed specifically for educational aquatic facilities—from elementary school pools to university aquatic centers. It delivers reliable, energy-efficient pool heating that keeps water comfortable for students, athletes, and community users while keeping operating costs within tight school budgets. The unit features a corrosion-resistant titanium tube heat exchanger that withstands the effects of chlorine and other pool chemicals, ensuring long-term durability and stable performance. Operating with minimal noise and zero emissions, it creates a safe, comfortable learning and training environment. Intelligent controls make it easy for school facility staff to operate, while the unit's energy efficiency significantly reduces utility expenses—freeing up funds for other educational priorities. Whether for swim lessons, competitive training, physical education classes, or community recreation, this heat pump provides the performance and value that educational institutions need.

chools and universities operate within tight budgets, making cost-effectiveness a top priority. This unit delivers outstanding energy efficiency at an affordable initial investment, providing the fastest payback of any pool heating option. By significantly reducing monthly utility bills, it frees up funds that can be redirected to other educational needs—such as equipment, programs, or facility improvements. The combination of low upfront cost and ongoing energy savings makes this the most budget-friendly heating solution for educational aquatic facilities.
School pools see daily use—for physical education classes, swim teams, learn-to-swim programs, and community access. The unit is built for this consistent demand, delivering reliable heating day after day. Its robust construction and high-quality components ensure dependable operation, minimizing the risk of breakdowns that could disrupt class schedules or training programs. This reliability gives facility managers peace of mind and reduces the need for emergency repairs.
Schools often have limited maintenance staff, and those staff members may not be specialized HVAC technicians. The unit features a user-friendly digital controller with clear display, simple buttons, and one-key start. Staff can easily set and maintain the desired pool temperature without specialized training. The unit runs automatically once programmed, reducing the need for constant attention. Optional remote monitoring allows facility managers to check pool temperature from their office or smartphone, further simplifying operations.
Schools require quiet environments for classrooms, libraries, and study areas. The unit operates with very low noise levels, ensuring that pool heating never disturbs nearby classes or administrative offices. This quiet performance allows for flexible installation locations, even close to academic buildings, without concern for noise complaints from students or staff.
| Spec. | KRY-48II |
| Rated heating capacity(A24/26oC) | 48kw |
| Rated power(kW) | 9.3 |
| COP | 5.16 |
| Rated heating capacityA20/26oC | 44 kw |
| Rated power(kW) | 8.6 |
| COP | 5.11 |
| Cooling Capacity(kW) | 23.7 |
| Consumed Power(kW) | 9.1 |
| EER | 2.6 |
| Rated voltage(Hz) | 380V 3N-50HZ |
| Maximum input power(kW) | 12 |
| Maximum current(A) | 42 |
| Water flownWh | 13 |
| noise dB(A) | <68 |
| Anti-shock level | I |
| waterproof level | IPV4 |
| Unit size (mm) | 1550x780x1700 |
| Unit Weight(kg) | 380 |
Elementary, middle, and high schools with pool facilities need affordable, reliable heating that fits within district budgets. The unit provides cost-effective heating for physical education swim programs, after-school swim teams, and community learn-to-swim classes. Its simple operation makes it easy for school maintenance staff to manage, while its energy efficiency helps school districts reduce utility expenses across their facilities.
Community colleges often operate pools for physical education requirements, competitive swimming programs, and community recreation. The unit delivers the heating capacity needed for these diverse uses while keeping operating costs manageable. Its durable construction handles the heavy usage typical of community college aquatic facilities, and its energy efficiency helps keep tuition costs affordable for students.
College and university aquatic centers serve multiple functions—varsity swimming and diving teams, club sports, physical education classes, and student recreation. The unit provides reliable, consistent heating for these diverse demands. Its energy efficiency helps institutions manage their sustainability goals and operating budgets. Multiple units can be installed in larger facilities to provide the capacity needed for Olympic-sized pools and separate diving wells.
Large public pools with high usage demands require robust, reliable heating systems. The unit delivers the consistent temperatures needed for lap swimming, water polo, and synchronized swimming training. Its energy efficiency helps municipalities manage public facility operating costs, and its durable construction ensures reliable performance for years of heavy use.
The unit is designed for straightforward, efficient installation in educational facilities. It is typically installed outdoors near the pool equipment area or in a dedicated equipment room, requiring a flat, level surface with adequate clearance for air circulation and maintenance access. Installation involves connecting the unit to the existing pool circulation system and power supply. For schools scheduling installation during summer break or holiday periods, we offer flexible timing options to minimize disruption to academic activities. Water connections are standard sizes compatible with most school pool plumbing systems, and electrical connection requires standard commercial power supply. The unit comes pre-charged with refrigerant, simplifying installation.
A: Yes. The unit is designed for flexibility and can be integrated into systems that supply heat to multiple pools or zones. By using heat exchangers and control valves, the system can distribute heat to different areas at different temperatures—for example, keeping a lap pool cooler while maintaining warmer temperatures in a SPA zone. For larger facilities with diverse temperature needs, multiple units can be installed and controlled by a central management system, providing precise temperature control for each area.
A: The unit is equipped with a spiral titanium tube heat exchanger that is highly resistant to corrosion from chlorine, bromine, and other sanitizing chemicals used in water parks and SPA facilities. Unlike copper or standard stainless steel exchangers that can degrade rapidly in these aggressive environments, titanium maintains its integrity and heat transfer efficiency over the long term. This corrosion resistance is a key reason water park and SPA operators choose our units—it means fewer repairs, longer service life, and reliable performance year after year.
A: While the exact payback period depends on local energy rates, pool size, and usage patterns, most water park and SPA operators recover their investment within a relatively short period through reduced energy bills—often less than two years. The savings are particularly significant for facilities that previously relied on gas or electric boilers. With the added benefit of lower maintenance costs and longer equipment life compared to traditional commercial heating systems, the overall return on investment is very attractive for large-scale commercial aquatic facilities.