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Madimack InverTitan Review: Is the Premium Price Worth It?

Madimack InverTitan Review: Is It Worth the Price for Large Pools? (2025)

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Madimack InverTitan Review: The Right Choice for Large Pools?

An honest look at the InverTitan 90K, 112K, and 140K from an authorized Madimack dealer: including the warranty details most reviewers miss.

COP 14.6Peak Efficiency
34.4 dBNoise Level
140K BTUMax Output
40K galMax Pool Size
Madimack InverTitan pool heat pump

The Madimack InverTitan is the brand's high-output line: designed for pools in the 20,000 to 40,000 gallon range where the popular InverELITE 116K simply doesn't have enough BTUs to do the job efficiently. It comes in three sizes, runs full inverter technology, and heats or cools by default: but there's a warranty tradeoff you need to understand before pulling the trigger.

Who the InverTitan is for: Pool owners with 20,000–40,000 gallon pools who need more BTU output than the InverELITE 116K can provide, and who prioritize heating capacity over maximum warranty coverage.

InverTitan Model Lineup

Specification
InverTitan 90K
InverTitan 112K
InverTitan 140K
BTU Output
90,000
112,000
140,000
Peak COP
14.6
14.6
14.6
Pool Size
20K–28K gal
25K–35K gal
30K–40K gal
Operating Noise
34.4 dB
34.4 dB
34.4 dB
Heat & Cool
Yes (standard)
Yes (standard)
Yes (standard)
Compressor Type
Full inverter (InverMAC)
Full inverter (InverMAC)
Full inverter (InverMAC)
Heat Exchanger
Twisted titanium
Twisted titanium
Twisted titanium
Cabinet
Marine-grade aluminum
Marine-grade aluminum
Marine-grade aluminum
WiFi Control
Included
Included
Included
Compressor Warranty
5 years
5 years
5 years
Parts Warranty
3 years
3 years
3 years
Approx. Price
$4,800–$5,200
$5,800–$6,400
$6,800–$7,600
Madimack InverTitan features

InverTitan 90K

~$4,800
  • 90,000 BTU heating
  • Pool size: 20–28K gal
  • COP: 14.6
  • Noise: 34.4 dB
  • Heat + Cool standard

InverTitan 112K

~$5,900
  • 112,000 BTU heating
  • Pool size: 25–35K gal
  • COP: 14.6
  • Noise: 34.4 dB
  • Heat + Cool standard

InverTitan 140K

~$7,600
  • 140,000 BTU heating
  • Pool size: 30–40K gal
  • COP: 14.6
  • Noise: 34.4 dB
  • Heat + Cool standard

InverTitan vs InverELITE: What Actually Differs

InverTitan
InverELITE
Max BTU available
140,000
116,000
Peak COP
14.6
15.0
Compressor warranty
5 years
10 years
Heat exchanger warranty
5 years
25 years
Parts warranty
3 years
4 years
Noise (10 ft)
34.4 dB
30.8 dB

Most buyers comparing these two lines focus on price and BTUs. The part that surprises people: and that we always flag: is the warranty gap. Despite the InverTitan costing more, the InverELITE has the stronger warranty on key components.

Warranty note: The InverELITE's 25-year heat exchanger warranty and 10-year compressor warranty are among the best in the pool heat pump industry. The InverTitan offers shorter coverage on both key components. If your pool is 25,000 gallons or under, the InverELITE 116K likely has enough BTUs: and the warranty advantage is significant.

For a deeper side-by-side, see our full InverTitan vs InverELITE comparison.

InverMAC Full Inverter Technology

InverTitan 112K
AquaCal SQ200R
GulfStream HE-150 RA
BTU Output
112,000
200,000
150,000
Compressor
Full inverter
Single-speed
Single-speed
Peak COP
14.6
~6.5
~5.5–6.5
Noise
34.4 dB
~55 dB
50–65 dB
Heat + Cool
Yes (std)
Add-on cost
TA model only
Inverter tech
Yes
No
No

Both the InverTitan and InverELITE use Madimack's proprietary InverMAC full inverter compressor system. Unlike conventional heat pumps that cycle on and off at full power, a full inverter modulates continuously: matching output to actual demand. This is what enables the COP 14.6 efficiency rating and the quiet 34.4 dB operation.

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