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• Premium and Eco ranges available • Standard and custom sizes


• Optional exercise pools with Badu Counter Current Systems


• Kits come with filtration systems, ladders, liners, solar and winter debris covers, hardwood tops + more


• 10 year warranty on redwood wall • Show pools available


• UK manufactured using sustainable timber


• Prompt professional technical support


ZS500


The Most Intelligent Heat Pump - With Patented HeatSelect Technology


Heat in silence and at lower cost with the ZS500 Ideal for maintaining temperature during the season, the EcoSilence mode adjusts the power of the compressor based on the difference with the desired temperature: your pump runs between 50% and 70% of capacity and guarantees you the lowest energy consumption and the lowest noise level.


Heat intelligently with the ZS500 Intelligent mode that automatically selects the optimum operating power for your pump, between 50% and 100% of its capacity, to find the best compromise between temperature increase rate, energy savings and silence.


Engage turbo with the ZS500 The most efficient way to get a rapid temperature increase, particularly at the start of the season when the water is still cold. Boost mode uses 100% of your pump’s capacity.


ZS500™ is available, exclusively, in the UK through Lighthouse Pools. Please contact us on 01752 253525.


THE QUIETEST HEAT PUMP AVAILABLE TODAY


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