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Arctic heat pumps · supplied + installed

Arctic heat pumps for hot tubs, pools and spas.

Explore Arctic’s inverter heat-and-chill equipment with published model data, then have West County size and install the system for a Sonoma County or North Bay property.

The equipment behind the comfortArctic inverter pool and spa heat pump
ARCTICReal equipment · local installation
ApplicationsPool · Spa · Hot tub · Cold plunge
Product familyFive published models
Operating modeHeating + cooling
Local scopeSupply + installation

Private comfort, planned properly

Water temperature on your terms.

Arctic’s inverter line moves heat into or out of the water. West County turns that equipment into a discreet residential installation plan based on the hot tub, property, plumbing, power and the way you want to use it.

01 / HEAT

Ready on your schedule.

Maintain spa or hot-tub temperature with inverter output that adjusts to changing demand.

02 / CHILL

One property, more uses.

Support cold-plunge and cooling applications with the same heat-pump platform when the site calls for it.

Arctic equipment family

Selected for the property. Installed around the experience.

The unit should fit the water load without taking over the outdoor space. West County evaluates capacity, sound, airflow, access and the route between the heat pump and the hot tub before final selection.

Arctic inverter heat-pump model family
Five published modelsA right-sized equipment path
Arctic pool and spa heat-pump system layout
System planningHeat pump, circulation and water

Published Arctic features

Built around control, water and outdoor operation.

DC inverter compressor cutaway01

DC inverter

Variable compressor and brushless fan operation match output to changing demand.

Spiral titanium heat exchanger02

Titanium exchanger

A spiral titanium heat exchanger separates the refrigerant circuit from spa water.

Arctic heat-pump touch controller03

Wi-Fi touch control

Arctic publishes an LCD touch controller with Wi-Fi control for the product family.

Arctic heat-pump operating range04

Cold-weather logic

Intelligent defrost supports manufacturer-published operation down to -4°F (-20°C).

Arctic heating and cooling modes05

Heat + chill

The same inverter platform supports heating and cooling applications.

Model range

Start with load, not a guess.

Published ratings shown at 80.6°F ambient air and 80°F outlet water. Capacity, COP, sound and recovery change with operating conditions.

Arctic modelRated heating capacityPublished COPPublished sound
015ZA/(B)-R327.5 kW6.348 dB(A)
025ZA/(B)-R3212.5 kW6.952 dB(A)
040ZA/(B)-R3218.0 kW6.054 dB(A)
060ZA/(B)-R3228.0 kW6.454 dB(A)
080ZB/(B)-R3235.3 kW5.458 dB(A)

Source: Arctic Inverter Pool Heat Pump Specifications ↗. Final selection requires site-specific sizing.

Read the ratings correctly

Performance changes as the air and water change.

Arctic’s published tables show why one warm-weather COP number should never be treated as a year-round savings promise. The example below follows the 025ZA/(B)-R32 at several stated test conditions.

Open the complete manufacturer tables
025ZA/(B)-R32Published heating examples
Ambient airWater outletCapacityCOP
80.6°F80°F12.5 kW6.9
59°F82.4°F10.6 kW4.4
32°F82.4°F7.6 kW3.1
19.4°F85.5°F6.9 kW2.6

Published test data—not a prediction for a particular property. Hot-tub targets, exposure, cover and recovery expectations change the load.

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West County installation path

Equipment is only one part of the system.

  1. 01
    Size the application

    Water volume, target temperature, climate, cover and recovery expectations.

  2. 02
    Plan the connections

    Equipment location, circulation, bypass, valves and condensate management.

  3. 03
    Coordinate power

    Confirm the selected model’s required electrical supply and supporting trade scope.

  4. 04
    Commission the system

    Startup, flow verification, controller setup and an operating handoff.

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Arctic product FAQ

Questions before model selection.

View Arctic manufacturer page
Can an Arctic heat pump both heat and cool water?+

Yes. Arctic publishes this inverter product family for water heating and cooling, including pool, spa, hot-tub and cold-plunge applications.

Which model do I need?+

Selection depends on water volume, desired temperature, ambient conditions, cover, usage, plumbing and recovery expectations. West County sizes the application before quoting equipment.

What does COP mean in the model table?+

Coefficient of performance compares heat delivered with electrical power consumed at a stated test condition. A higher published COP indicates more heat moved per unit of electricity at that condition; it is not a promise of annual operating cost.

Can it be used with salt water?+

The product family uses a spiral titanium heat exchanger. Water chemistry and equipment compatibility still need to follow Arctic’s current installation and maintenance guidance.

How cold can the outside air be?+

Arctic publishes low-ambient operation down to -4°F (-20°C). Actual output, efficiency and recovery time change with air and water conditions.

What warranty applies?+

Warranty terms can vary by model and purchase documentation. The installed quote will identify the manufacturer warranty that applies to the selected equipment.

North Bay sizing + installation

Tell us what you want the water to do.

Share the pool, spa, hot-tub or cold-plunge volume, location, current equipment and target temperature. West County will confirm the next step.

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