Keep your residential pool comfortable across changing weather with one electric heat pump for heating and cooling. The Raypak Crosswind V Deluxe delivers 115,000 BTU/h of heating output at Rating A, while Pool Auto mode can manage heating and cooling around your selected temperature.

Choose Pool Heat for cooler days, Pool Cool during hot weather, or Spa and Timed Spa modes for spa use. Built-in Raymote Wi-Fi lets you adjust settings and check status remotely, so you can manage temperatures without a trip to the equipment pad.

• Heating performance: Output is 115,000 BTU/h with a 6.0 COP at Rating A, or 108,000 BTU/h with a 5.8 COP at Rating B. Rating A uses 80°F air, 80% relative humidity, and 80°F water; Rating B uses 80°F air, 63% relative humidity, and 80°F water.
• Heat and cool modes: Pool Heat, Pool Cool, Pool Auto, Spa, and Timed Spa settings let you select the operation for your pool or spa. The 115,000 BTU/h figure is heating output, not a cooling-capacity rating.
• Everyday construction: A titanium heat exchanger and powder-coated metal cabinet form the core of this pool and spa heat pump.
• Equipment-pad layout: Vertical air discharge and front-accessible 2-inch PVC water connections help guide placement and plumbing plans.
• Electrical requirements: Requires 208–230VAC, single-phase, 60Hz service; listed electrical input is 5.4 kW. Raymote requires reliable 2.4GHz Wi-Fi and internet access.
• Size and weight: Cabinet measures approximately 33.79 × 33.79 × 37.78 inches and weighs 292 lb. Shipping dimensions are 38.75 × 38.75 × 42.5 inches; shipping weight is 310 lb. Cabinet dimensions exclude projecting connections.
• Included and coverage: Includes the heat/cool pump, bypass assembly, two union halves, tie-down brackets and screws, accessory harnesses, and documentation. Raypak lists seven years of parts coverage, two years of labor, and ten years of parts coverage for the titanium tube component; U.S. coverage requires authorized-dealer purchase, licensed installation, and compliance with warranty terms.

Have a qualified, licensed pool equipment professional plan installation, including airflow clearance, pad support, electrical protection, bonding, plumbing, and bypass configuration. Ask your installer to size the unit for your pool, climate, wind exposure, cover use, and temperature goals before planning an upgrade.