GRE HPGIC30 Full Inverter WiFi heat pump for pools up to 30 m³
GRE HPGIC30 Full Inverter WiFi heat pump for pools up to 30 m³ subject to supplier availability.
Estimated delivery time: 7 to 10 business days (bulky item)
Description
Description
The GRE HPGIC30 Full Inverter heat pump is designed to heat swimming pools of up to 30 m³. GRE specifies a heating output of 5 kW. It features Full Inverter control, WiFi connectivity via Fluidra Pool®, and operates at outdoor temperatures from -7 ºC to 43 ºC.
30 m³ is the maximum volume stated by GRE. The climate, desired temperature, wind, use of a pool cover, and heat loss may make it advisable to choose a larger model, especially when the pool is close to the maximum volume.
What does the GRE HPGIC30 offer?
Full Inverter performance: power output and consumption vary depending on conditions and demand. At A26/W26, the HPGIC30 modulates between 4.5 and 1.2 kW, with consumption of 0.8 to 0.1 kW and a COP of 6.0 to 12.2.
Hydraulic installation
The HPGIC30 is installed outdoors and uses Ø50 mm hydraulic connections. The recommended flow rate for this model is 3 m³/h.
The connection must be made using a bypass, allowing you to regulate the flow through the heat exchanger and easily isolate the pump for maintenance or winterization.
Power supply: 220–240 V single-phase / 50–60 Hz. Installation must comply with the manufacturer's instructions and applicable regulations.
GRE HPGIC range comparison
Compare the HPGIC30, HPGIC45, HPGIC60, and HPGIC75 models. The highlighted column corresponds to the model you're viewing.
The following data is common to the HPGIC30, HPGIC45, HPGIC60, and HPGIC75 models. The table below shows only the features that differ between models.
| Feature | HPGIC30 CURRENT MODEL | HPGIC45 | HPGIC60 | HPGIC75 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Selection and performance | ||||
| GRE maximum volume | 30 m³ | 45 m³ | 60 m³ | 75 m³ |
| Power specified by GRE | 5 kW | 7 kW | 9 kW | 13 kW |
| Heating capacity A26/W26 | 4,5 – 1,2 kW | 7,0 – 1,2 kW | 9,0 – 1,5 kW | 12,0 – 2,2 kW |
| Consumption A26/W26 | 0,8 – 0,1 kW | 1,1 – 0,1 kW | 1,5 – 0,1 kW | 2,1 – 0,1 kW |
| COP A26/W26 | 6,0 – 12,2 | 6,4 – 12,2 | 6,0 – 13,3 | 5,8 – 15,4 |
| Heating capacity A15/W26 | 3,5 – 1,2 kW | 5,5 – 1,2 kW | 7,0 – 1,6 kW | 9,0 – 2,1 kW |
| COP A15/W26 | 5,0 – 6,4 | 5,1 – 6,4 | 5,0 – 6,6 | 4,7 – 7,9 |
| Key differences | ||||
| Recommended flow rate | 3 m³/h | 3 m³/h | 4 m³/h | 5 m³/h |
| R32 charge | 300 g | 300 g | 450 g | 600 g |
| Sound pressure at 10 m | 31 – 19 dB(A) | 31 – 19 dB(A) | 31 – 19 dB(A) | 34 – 20 dB(A) |
| Dimensions | 75 × 30 × 50 cm | 85,8 × 38,3 × 64,8 cm | 85,8 × 38,3 × 64,8 cm | 85,8 × 38,3 × 64,8 cm |
| Weight | 40 kg | 40 kg | 43,5 kg | 47 kg |
Selection note: volumes are the manufacturer's maximum reference values. Outdoor temperature, heat loss, and cover use may make it advisable to select a more powerful heat pump.
Frequently asked questions
Is the HPGIC30 suitable for any 30 m³ pool?
30 m³ is the maximum specified by GRE. If your pool is close to that volume, located in a cold or windy area, uncovered, or you intend to maintain a high temperature for long periods, it's advisable to review the sizing before choosing a model.
Can it operate in below-zero outdoor temperatures?
Yes. The specified outdoor operating range for the series is -7 ºC to 43 ºC. Available performance varies depending on the outdoor temperature, water temperature, and heat demand.
