Glacier Pool Coolers 45GPM for up to 30K Gallons

Glacier Pool Coolers are the perfect answer to uncomfortably warm swimming pools. Our swimming pool chillers are designed to solve the problem of hot pool water. The Glacier Pool Cooler is a solution that is affordable, easy to install, and inexpensive to operate. Our chillers are powered by an electric fan cooling systems that require NO Freon, No Heat Pump or gas to operate. The pool water circulates through the system, as airflow removes the heat from the water instantly. The chilled water is pumped back into your pool, giving you a refreshing and comfortable feeling while swimming during the hot summer days.

A 10 degree drop in water temperature (95' to 85') can result in a savings of 20-25% on chemical consumption.

Glacier Pool Coolers are the best available answer to the hot pool water problem because:

•     It is a fan based system not a Heat pump/Heat exchanger unit, so it does not need Freon or Gas to cause the expenses of operating a Heat pump system.
•     It is easily incorporated into your pool plumbing system and automated control systems.
•     It costs pennies a day to operate. If your pool water is hot, then we are the solution to your problem!

How Glacier Pool Coolers work:

After the water passes through the filter, a bypass is installed to the Glacier Pool Cooler. The pressurized water flows over a medium and is chilled by airflow created by the unit’s fan. The chilled water is pumped back into the pool through its returns.


Glacier Pool Cooler features:

•     Decreases the pool water temperature 10-15 degrees in 12 to 14 hours on average (residential pools) *See water temperature disclaimer below.
•     Optional temperature controls for manual pool systems.
•     Easy installation and maintenance.
•     Runs with your pool pump and automated systems.
•     Energy efficient – Electric Powered (low amperage output) 110/115V 8.5 Amps 60/50Hertz.

PRODUCT DISCLAIMER :

*Please Note: Some pools can expect less cooling if they have pebble (light or dark), quartz, tile, or dark plaster finishes due to the added heat load by these finishes from the sun. However, if your pool has a pebble finish (any color), quartz, tile, or any dark colored plaster bottom and your pool volume is close to the gallon limits above, you should go up one size when choosing your unit.  All residential units require 1.5" plumbing