A swimming-pool heater with a corrosion-resistant titanium heat exchanger that withstands chlorine and salt water and outlasts standard exchangers. Engineered installation by Aurora.
We’ll call you within the hour to confirm details and set an inspection time.
Highlights
- Titanium heat exchanger with high corrosion resistance
- Withstands chlorine and salt water
- Longer service life than standard exchangers
- Sized to your pool and installed by Aurora
The thing that kills pool heaters is corrosion — chlorine, and in saltwater pools salt as well, eat through a standard exchanger over time. A titanium exchanger solves that at the root: its corrosion resistance is very high, so it lasts far longer under the same conditions. Aurora sizes the output to your pool and installs it.
Why a titanium exchanger
- Very high resistance to chlorine corrosion
- Withstands saltwater pools without rapid corrosion
- Longer service life means lower long-term cost
- Strong heating for home pools and projects
The benefit you feel
A pool that reaches the temperature you want, and a system you won’t worry about corroding and needing replacement after two seasons. That is the real difference between a titanium and a standard exchanger in a chlorinated or salted environment.
Who it suits
Home pools and projects that want strong, lasting heating — especially saltwater pools or those running chlorine at high concentration. Heat-up time is calculated for your pool volume at the survey — there is no fixed number.
The next step
Book a survey and we’ll measure your pool volume and water type, then set the right output and expected heat-up time.
FAQ
Why does the exchanger need to be titanium?
Pool water contains chlorine, and saltwater pools contain salt as well — both corrode ordinary exchangers over time. Titanium has very high corrosion resistance, so it lasts far longer under the same conditions.
How fast does it heat the pool?
Heat-up time depends on pool volume, current water temperature, the required rise and the heater’s output. That is why we do not quote a fixed number — we calculate it for your pool at the survey and give you the expected time.
Does it work with a saltwater pool?
Yes, and that is its key advantage. The titanium exchanger is built to withstand salt water and chlorine without rapid corrosion — unlike standard exchangers, whose life is cut short in these conditions.
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