heidihall_pup asked:

Help please. I’ve been looking into getting a heat pump for our pool. We could go solar, but don’t really want to because of the room needed for the panels. But I’m worried from some of the research I’ve done, that the heat pump won’t work well in our area, where the humidity level is very low. Our pool is 16×33 and our elevation is a bit over 3,000. We live in Idaho, and I don’t know of anyone here that uses this kind of heating. When I went to different pool companies here to ask about heat pumps, nobody knew what to say to me. If anyone has a heat pump and lives in a dry area, could you tell me if your happy with this system or not? Thanks

Question posted courtesy of: Jane

One Response to “Will a heat pump work for my pool in the dry air of Idaho?”

1. Rob_n_Liz on March 20th, 2008 2:11 pm

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