Model # 009217
Warranty 1 year
Manufacturer Code PR266AEN
Alternate Part #'s 009217, p-r266a-en-c
Think about being able to use your pool or spa at the perfect comfort level even when Fall arrives...or when the first chill of Winter is felt in the wind...or in the Spring or Summer when evenings can turn chilly in a minute! Helping you get more enjoyment from your pool or spa is the smart idea behind the Raypak heaters.
BENEFITS:
Digital control with liquid crystal display (LCD) for temperature selection and heater settings
Capron resin headers prevent rust stains from harming pool surface
Plumb directly from provided 2" PVC threaded union
Smart microprocessor controls diagnostic read-out and continuously monitors operating status
Completely field serviceable
Small footprint
High efficiency
Guaranteed high wind reliability
Looks smart and works smart
Thermal Efficiency of 83%
Elevation: 0 Ft. – 2000 Ft. Click Here for High Altitude Pool Heaters
California Customers Please Note: South Coast Air Quality Management District (SCAQMD) Area of Jurisdiction REQUIRES a Low Nox Heater be installed. The following 6 California Counties are affected: Los Angeles, San Bernardino, Ventura, Orange, Riverside, & Kern. Installing a non-compliant heater in these counties will void the manufacturer's warranty and could result in a fine from your local code enforcement.
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Dimensions:
WARRANTY EXCLUSIONS
This Limited Warranty does NOT apply;
1. if the product has been moved from its original place of installation, or if the original
owner no longer owns the property where the original installation was made;
2. if the product is not properly installed with a pool or spa by a qualified licensed installer in
accordance with applicable local codes and ordinances, good trade practices, and the
manufacturer’s installation instructions;
3. if the rating plate(s) or serial number(s) are altered or removed;
4. if the product is modified in any way, or non-factory authorized accessories or other
components are used in conjunction with the product;
5. to damage, malfunctions or failures resulting from failure to properly install, operate or
maintain the product in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions;
6. to damage, malfunctions or failures from abuse, act of nature, accident, fire, flood, freeze,
lightning or the like;
7. to damage, malfunctions or failures resulting from [or due to] connected system control
devices;
8. performance problems caused by improper sizing of the heater or electric service
voltage, wiring or fusing;
9. use of any attachment, including any energy saving device not authorized by the
manufacturer.
10. to damage, malfunctions or failures from misuse or neglect, including but not limited to,
freeze-ups, operating the heater with the cabinet door off, having flow restrictions or
obstructions between the heater outlet and the pool/spa, or not maintaining a proper
chemical balance (PH level must be between 7.4 and 7.8 and total alkalinity between 100
and 150 PPM. Total dissolved solids (TDS) must be no greater than 3000 PPM)
I have a 15 year old RP 2100 millivolt heater. I notice this is the replacement heater but with electronic ignition. Can you please explain the difference?
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Hi, Bruce. The millivolt units are powered using a standing pilot light and the electronic units are powered using 115 or 230 volts. You can read more using our Differences in Swimming Pool Heaters Blog.
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MY old 2100 had a lid/cover over the exhaust on top of the heater. I notice in the pics of this one there is no cover. Is this just an omission or do I need to order one separately?
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Hi, Bruce. A cover is included with all these unit, it's just not pictured.
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in the market for a heater to keep our pool heated for use this winter. I have a 14 x 36 in ground rectangle shape pool. think it holds roughly 23,000 gallons of water. would this be the heater I need to purchase? also, is it electric or gas? thank you
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Hi, Teresa. This unit will be sufficient to heat your pool. This unit will require both a natural gas and electric supply.
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I’m looking to replace our natural gas, digital P-R265A-EN unit w a new one. Which model replacement would you recommend?
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Hi, Donny. This unit can be used as a replacement. I will also need to know if a low nox unit is required and your elevation.
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Need to replace existing heater with the 266 BTU heater. Which model to order.. WHat are the different options?
Natural Gas Heater
Water Connections on the Left
It is installed outside but in a small structure along with the pump and the filter and the valves etc. that is open on two sides, but has a roof and the current heater is vented out thru the roof.
I am in Rockville Maryland
Thanks
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Hi, Rober. This unit will be the correct replacement. The water connections can be rotated to the left side. You will also need the Indoor Stack Kit - 009839. Please review the Raypak Owners/Instructions Manual for installation instructions.
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I just ordered this Raypak 266K BTU Natural Gas heater but am now reading the reviews about a check valve. Do I need this? If so, which one do I need?
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These are highly recommended to be used and the types will vary depending on the plumbing application on site. There are 1.5-inch models and 2 inch. Please click here to view the list of check valves that we carry that you may be able to use. The Flo check valves are very commonly used.
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Does this heater come with Left Side water and gas connections?
If not which one does for a 250000btu application?
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Hi, Paul. These units come with the water connection on the right and the gas connection on the left. The water connection can be switched, instructions are available in the Raypak Owners/Instructions Manual.
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I have an indoor pool, 18' x 36' but 20,000 gal. I am looking to switch over to a Propane from oil furnace.
1. what size do I need to heat quickly?
2. would like a remote control.
3. Do you have a closed loop gas chamber system that exhaust out doors with PVC?
The heater is against a outside wall.
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Hi, Tony. A 406K BTU heater will provide you with the quickest heating time. To get remote access to the heater an external controller like Pool Automation will have to be installed. If the unit is installed outdoor a vent kit is not required, see page 12-14 of the Raypak Owners/Instructions Manual for outdoor installation.
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I am comfortable installing a new raypak 266000 natural gas heater, except for the "check valve" part that I've read about. 1. Do I need it? 2.
Does it come with the heater if I purchase? 3. Any information on where to install it, and how to?
Also on a side note, is the cupro-nickel heat exchanger a must with a salt pool? Thank you.
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Hi, Craig. A check valve is required sine you have a chlorine generator. It does not come with the heater, it's sold separately. The check valve is installed between the cell and the heater. This model is the copper heat exchanger, you will need model # PR266AENX.
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Is this unit alright to use with a saltwater pool
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Hi, Aaron. Yes, it is. You will have to pay extra attention to your water chemistry. The P-R266A-EN-X model is design to operate better with salt water pools than this model.
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My heater model # P-R266A-EN-X says 240,000 BTU on tag. Is this the correct btu ? I need to order a new heat exchanger and would like something more durable.
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Hi, William. This is the correct unit but it has a copper heat exchanger, not a cupro-nickel which is Part # 014939. Here is the link and Part # to the replacement Cupro Nickel Tube Bundle - 010365F. The cupro-nickel model has the more durable heat exchanger.
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My heater, model # P-R266A-EN-X says it is a 240,000 BTU and I'm needing a heat exchanger
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I am going to get the Raypak 266,000 btu heater. My natural gas line is
1 inch diameter and runs for 100 feet. Will that be enough pressure?
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Hi, Frank. A 1" Gas line will provide sufficient gas pressure for this 266K BTU heater.
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Heater not working. It says sensor failure, is there a reser or do I need a new sensor?
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Hi. You will need to either replace the Temperature Sensor - 009577F or the Circuit Board - 013464F. To determine which one is the problem, inspect the sensor, wires, and connector at Terminal P1 Check resistance value of the sensor. Reference to chart on page 46 of the Raypak Owners/Instructions Manual. Replace Sensor if not within 10% of values shown below. If okay, replace Circuit Board.
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Unit has electric but does not go on
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Hi. To diagnose the issue, you can use the Troubleshooting Guide on pages 43-46 of the Raypak Owners/Instructions Manual.
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Some mice have set up house in my raypak pool heater and made a mess. How can I remove the burner assembly for cleaning?
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Hi. Instructions are available on page 42 of the Raypak Owners/Instructions Manual.
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do you secure the heater to cement base with angle irons to stop it from shacking?
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In Florida is it FLORIDA BUILDING CODE 2001 WIND SPEED = 150 MPH, 3 SECOND GUST EXPOSURE = C to anchor the unit down. If the unit is shaking the pad may not be leveled so anchoring that unit down would be helpful.
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I live in Contra costa county in Ca. Do I have to buy a low nox heater??
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Hi, Holley. As of now, your county does not require low nox heaters. I will not hurt to install one, model # P-R267AL-EN-C is the low nox model.
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We have a 266,000 BTU heater which suddenly won't start after working fine yesterday. Is it worth trouble shooting and replacing parts or is it best to simply replace the unit?
What model do we need for LP gas connection?
The pics do not show any type of vent. Is it included or extra?
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We have a above ground pool 18ft round by 52in deep. We would need a propane heater, what size would you recommend? Also is there a preferred pump to move the water threw your heater? Thank you!
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Hi, Chuck. For an 18' round above ground pool, a 100K BTU or higher heater would heat it effectively. A 1 hp or higher pump will also provide sufficient water flow
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What does water sw open mean on the display
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Hi, Charline. That means there is not sufficient water flow to close the water pressure switch. You will need to start by cleaning your filter or pump basket.
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I have a 30’ x 14’ (approx) in-ground, Fiberglas, figure 8 shaped pool with shallow-end 3.5’ & deep-end 5.5’. Should I use 266 or 206 btu heater?
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Hi Steve, I would suggest the 266,000 BTU heater for your sized pool. You just need to make sure that you have the properly sized gas line to supply the heater, here you can View the Gas Heater Gas Pipe Sizing Chart to determine the gas pipe needed for your heater.
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I have a 28,000 gallon salt water pool, will this heater work?
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Hi Beth, Yes this heater would work for a 28,000-gallon pool. You just need to make sure that you have the properly sized gas line to supply the heater, here you can View the Gas Heater Gas Pipe Sizing Chart to determine the gas pipe needed for your heater.
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I am replacing a Rheem P266 BTU heater. I am in Wisconsin and have no issues with elevation challenges. My challenge is to find an authorized tech to install it.
Can you provide any suggestions. My previous Raypak tech is no longer in the business.
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Jclark, We recommend giving Raypak a call. They should be able to put you in touch with an authorized installer. You can reach Raypak at 805-278-5300.
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I live at 3850 ft elevation. Is there a high altitude option on the 00917 pool heater? Is the heat exchanger Cupro/Nickel? Finally, what is the cost for this heater with the required options and is it taxable for El Paso Tx. delivery?
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I am looking to replace my Raypak Rp2100 R265A-EN inground pool heater.
could you let me know what the replacement model is?
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I am looking to replace my 266k Raypak Inground Propane pool heater. Do you sell the CUPRO-Nickel version
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Just bought a home with a 18x35 pool and would like to install a heater. We received a quote from a local company to purchase a 266 btu heater from them and install it for us. Nice people, but for everything total it was way more than double the price of this Raypak 266 btu that INYO is offering. My question...does everything come in the box that we need? Thank you!
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Hello, the only thing that is not included with this unit is a check valve. This is an important aspect of the installation due to the fact that it prevents water from flowing backwards when the pump is not running. Please click here to see our selection of check valves.
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I have an 18x36 in ground pool. My deep end is about 9' deep. I curretly have a raypak boiler I want to replace. It is 266,000 but and is a millivilt system. I live in west Michigan on the lakeshore. Is this unit oversized? I'd like to go with an electronic ignition unit? Can you give me a recommendation please? Thanks!
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I have an 18x36 in ground pool. My deep end is about 9' deep. I curretly have a raypak boiler I want to replace. It is 266,000 but and is a millivilt system. I live in west Michigan on the lakeshore. Is this unit oversized? I'd like to go with an electronic ignition unit? Can you give me a recommendation please? Thanks!
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Hello, based on the size of your pool, your heater is slightly oversized, but that is fine because we typically recommend oversizing your heater. If you have natural gas I would recommend this heater, but if you have propane you will need this one.
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Does the copper heat exchanger work with saltwater?
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My pool is 16x32 salt water which heater would you recommend and size?
Thx for your time
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Hi, Joe Schmitt. A 200K BTU heater with a cupro-nickel heat exchanger would be my recommendation.
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Heater is not working.....Code ROL please advise
Thank you
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Hi, Lori. The ROL code is letting you know that the "Heat roll-out safety switch open." You will need to replace the Raypak Thermal Fuse - 005899F in your unit.
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What are the electrical requirements for this gas heater? I have a 15 amp convenience outlet by the pool filter would that work for the 266 natural gas heater? I cant seem to find anywhere how many amps these things draw.
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Hi, Ben. This unit draws 2 amps at 220 volts and 4 amp at 120 volts as stated in the RP Series Technical Data Sheet. B2981
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Hi I have A Rheem pool heater Serial # 0701192349 Model 3 P-M266A-EN-X its leaking underneath the heather on the left front corner is that the heat exchasnger leaking ? Can I just replace the heat exchanger or is it a big job ?
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Hi, Dennis. Water can only leak from the Heat Exchanger Assy- 010044F which includes the manifold. Replacing the heat exchanger assembly is a big job and is recommend to be done by a professional.
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What if the gas pipe doesnt fit? Can I return it?
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Hi Chris, You can return the heater within 30 days in new and unused condition and you would be responsible for any of the return shipping fees which can be quite expensive on a pool heater.
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I'm looking to replace an old Pentair 200K BTU heater for my 17,000 Gal inground pool and want to know if replacing it with the Raypak Heater 266000 BTU NG ELE - PR266AEN would work? I’m not sure how to read your gas line table…
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Hi, Keith. This Raypak 266K BTU unit can be used to replace an old Pentair 200k BTU unit. The gas line pipe chart shows the maximum equivalent pipe length (ft) from the meter.
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I have an existing in ground pool that we want to add a NG heater. Due to the location of the existing pump and filter near the house, we would need to install the heater approx. 30 feet away from the pump ad filter. Is there any potential problem with that?
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Dean, As long as the pump is strong enough to provide enough water flow (gpm) to the heater and the gas line is sized correctly, you can install the heater 30ft away from the pump and filter. Please refer to the installation manual for space requirements.
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how far does the pool heater have to be from the house - huntington ny
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For U.S. installations, the point from where the flue products exit the heater must be a minimum of 4 ft below, 4 ft horizontally from, or 1 ft above any door, window or gravity inlet into any building. The top surface of the heater shall be at least 3 ft above any forced air inlet, or intake ducts located within 10 ft horizontally
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I'm having a pool/spa built in my backyard. Freeform, 50 ft at longest t4 to 8.5 ft deep, 1020 sq ft area. Builder saying he will use a heater (propane) with BTU of 405,000. Salt disinfection system. Friend told me to ensure builder uses your brand with specific material like Copprum-Nichol.1) What model you would recommend for our size poo/spal, propane and salt system? 2) How do you spell the material that is most compatible with a salt system?
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Hello, if you are looking for a Cupro Nickel Propane unit Raypak Heater 406,000 BTU's LP ELE W/ Cupro-Nickel Heat Exchanger - 014953
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can the water outlets be installed on the left side also? Also can it weather the elements during the season outside and a cover recommended during winter months or all year long?
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Yes you can change the sides of the units outlets and yes it it designed for outdoor usage. You may want to be sure and drain the unit during the winter months if you get freezes.
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I have a 20 x 40 inground vinyl lined pool 8 ft on deep end current heater is raypak p-m266A-MN-C is that sufficient?
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John, For your size pool, I would recommend a 336k btu or a 406k btu heater. Since you have a 266k btu installed, I would recommend checking with your gas company to see if your gas lines can support the additional btu size.
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Hi, I have a 27 year old Tropic isle 240,000 BTU heater. Will this model be sufficient as a replacement? pool is 18x36 3.5 to 5.5 deep (est) roman style with steps on one end and 40 from center to center so to speak. Also is this an outside heater that can weather the elements in Mi? Thanks
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Hi, Gary. A Raypak 266,000 would provide sufficient heat for a pool that size and can be installed outdoors. I would recommend getting a Pool Heater Cover.
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I now have a Raypak 1200 digital, which has died. Pool is around 30,000 gallons. The 1200 did a fine job. What new heater is appropriate for this size pool. There is also a spa, in the same system.
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Hi, Ken. I will need to know the surface area of the pool to confirm what size heater you'll need.
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Can you tell me up to what pool size does the RayPak 206 heat, debating between that or the Raypak 266. I am also wanting to know if I need anything additional for the install? Or does it all come with the pool heater? Thank you
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Hi Becky, If this is replacing an exsisting heater then I would not go larger than your old heater BTU size as you run the risk that the gas supply line is not large enough. If this is a new installation and you are running a new gas line then I would go with the larger unit. Everything needed for an outdoor installation is included with this heater.
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Hi, I have the raypak 266. Great unit, however the LCD screen has crapped out on it. Are there replacements available in Canada?
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Hi Brad, Here is the Raypak 266 Digital Display that you would require. We do ship to Canada but we do not have a store in Canada.
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Hi,
I have a natural gas heater for my in-ground pool. it is Laars & Jandy LITE 2 Model LG250N. Is the Raypak 266000 BTU NG ELE the correct replacement for mine?
I live in Ohio. How long will it take to ship to Hudson, OH 44236?
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Hi Krish, Yes the Raypak 266,000 BTU (009217) pool heater, would be a good replacement for your Jandy LITE 2 Model LG250N. Delivery is 5-7 business days.
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Is the top open or is there a flap over it. How to prevent objects getting in it?
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Hello, There are Stack Kit, Indoor R265 (006697), but that is the only thing that goes over the top hole.
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I need to replace a broken Rheem P-M266A-EN-X. Will the Raypak P-R266A-EN-C be a comparable replacement? Also, if I would like to instead upgrade to a larger BTU model (P-R336A-EN-C), would that add a bunch more work during install such as cutting out some plumbing and/or gas lines to accommodate the larger width of the heater?
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What are the dimensions of the 26000 Raypak pool heater
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Hi, Ken. The unit is 23"W x 28"D x 40"H. These specs are also located on the RP Series Technical Data Sheet.
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what is the difference between the 266 btu nat gas ele for $1499.00, and the 266 btu nat gas milivolt for $1529.00? and what discounts do have coming when i order it today such free shipping, $25.00 off, and the $5.00 dollar off with code becbbbjuy, and what other discounts exist if any?
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The milivolt has the manual dial and the electric has the digital read out screen which is the one everyone is going to. I do not have any other discounts.
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I have a 18x36 pool with the deep end at 8 feet what heater is preferred
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I would suggest a Raypak 336,000 BTU Heater depending on MV (millivolt) or ELE (electric) part numbers 009194, 009202, 009218, 009226. For a pool your size but you will want to make sure to adhere to these Gas Line Sizing Specifications.
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what is the warranty on 266 ray pac gas heater parts and labor
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There is a 1 year limited warranty on this heater. Please review the product description on the product page for details on the warranty exclusions.
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Will this Heater be large enough for 45000 Gallons of Water
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That heater will work, it will take a while for it to warm up. I would recommend going with part number 009219, the 406k BTU model. It will be much more efficient with a 45,000 gallon pool. If you have a saltwater pool I would go with part number 014941. That heater has a cooper reinforced heat exchanger that makes it last longer because it will not corrode not nearly as fast.
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What is the easiest way to clean out a spider web on my new PR 266A MN C? Also, where is the little wax fuse located? That may need to be replaced again.
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I recommend giving RayPak a call cleaning your unit, I don't want to tell you something that might void the warranty on it if they have a specific way of cleaning it. Also, not sure where that fuse is located either so that would also be a great question for RayPak.
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what do I need to convert this to propane
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Hi Kelly, You will need the Burner Tray w/Gas Valve Propane IID 266A (010412F) to convert this unit to propane.
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I have a 18 X 40 8 foot deep end used may thru sept in Minnesota. It is a saltwater poo; what heater would you recommend. I have natural gas.
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Hi Mark, For your size pool I will recommend the 406K BTU (PR406AEN) unit.
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I am looking at a Raypak 266000 BTU NG does the heater come with a left side connection to water inlets and exit and also a external connection for a exhaust vent above heater possibly a 7inch vent. Please respond.
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Hi, Pat, The water connection on these Raypak heaters can be reverse in the field by a pool professional. The Indoor Stack Kit-009839 or Outdoor Stack Kit-009835 can be used with this unit.
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I have a 16 x 36 in the ground pool and I'm looking for a heat pump. can you tell me what size I need and what is the voltage and amps would need. thanks
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Live in St Louis. Pool is 18 x 36 & 8 ft. @ deep end. Swim mid-May to mid-Sept. only. Your size recommendation for NG pool heater.
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I would suggest a Raypak 336,000 BTU Heater for a pool your size but you will want to make sure to adhere to these Gas Line Sizing Specifications.
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I have a 16x38 new build w/ saltwater. Looking at options for equipment. Which heater would you recommend ? will it work with Pentair Easytouch automation?
Thanks!
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Hi Mike, The Raypak heaters are great heaters and do work with the Pentair EasyTouch automation system. If you have a salt pool then I would suggest the Raypak 266,000 BTU with Heavy Duty Heat Exchanger.
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I live at 5300 feet above sea level (Louisville Colorado). Do I need any adoptors to use this Raypak 266 NG?
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Hi Eric, You would need this 266,000 BTU Raypak Heater Natural Gas for Elevations 2,000' - 6,000' if you have a commercial pool like a hotel or condominium then you will need this 266,000 BTU Raypak Heater Natural Gas for Elevations 2,000' - 6,000' ASME Certified
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Is there a part we can order that prevents rain/snow getting into the outdoor stack we have on our 266 btu Raypak pool heater?
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Hi Pauline, The outdoor stack is designed to be outdoor, there is not a part available to keep rain or snow from getting into the outdoor stack.
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I just purchased a RayPac PR 266A EN - C heater to replace my PR265A MV heater. Do I need an electrical source for the new heater and if so can I use the electric source from a disconnected pool pump?
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The breaker has to be at least 50amps.
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our pool is above ground and is 14,364 gallons 32x16x53 how big of a heater would we need?
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Hi Sharon, The selection of heater size depends on how fast you want to heat up the pool. 266,000 BTU is a good compromise for cost vs operation for your size pool. For more information, see our guide on "How To Select a Gas Heater For Your Pool or Spa".
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Can the manifold be changed from the right side to the left side?
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Hi Todd, The water connections can be reversed, however, the manufacturer recommends that this process is completed by an authorized professional.
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Does Raypak make an electric heater? I have a 22,000 gallon inground pool. Thanks
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Hello, Raypak does have a number of Electric Heat Pumps to choose from. I would recommend either the Raypak Standard 117K BTU Digital Heat Pump or the Raypak Standard 133K BTU Digital Heat Pump. Remember, the bigger the unit the faster it will heat your pool.
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Is this heater for natural gas hook up?
pool is 10000 gallon salt water, also want electric start
thanks
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Abbie, this Raypak heater is the Natural Gas (NG) version but it is not suited for a saltwater pool. This heater has a copper heat exchanger which will corrode easier due to saltwater. For saltwater pools, the manufacturer suggests using the Cupro-Nickel version which is model number PR266AENX.
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I was wondering if the Raypak 266,00 BTU (P-R266A-EN) comes with a pilot light ignition rather than an electronic start.
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Hello, my pool is a straight back kidney and is 39 X 22 (at the deep end) and about 16 ft across at the shallow. I believe it is 3-9 ft deep. Is this the correct size?
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Hi, I want to be sure that this unit is for natural gas.
Also, will this be compatible to control with my AquaLink RS 4 remote system?
Thank you!
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Hello, Paul, The Raypak Heater 266000 BTU NG ELE 009217 is a Natural Gas (NG) unit. This will and won't work with your Aqualink. You will be able to turn the unit on and off but will not be able to control the temperature setting from your remote. Essentially, you'll be able to provide power but nothing more.
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we have a 16 x 32 in ground pool 4ft at the shallow end 8ft at the deep end is this the right heater for our size pool
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Hi Steve, This 266000 BTU unit is the proper size heater for your size pool.
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Does heater come with venting piping
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Hello Rex, The 009217 Raypak Heater 266000 BTU NG ELE does not come and venting. If you need a vent you can click here for the outdoor stack and click here for the indoor stack.
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My pool is 17Ft. wide by 35ft long oval. the deep end is 8ft deep and the shallow end is 4ft. I believe about 20,000 gallons. would I be better going with a 206,000 btu or a 266,000 btu Raypack?
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Hi Brian, You would be better off going with the 266,000 BTU heater verses the 206,000. It will heat the pool faster and the unit will not have to work at it max to heat the pool which would increase it's longevity.
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I need a replacement unit. for 400,000 BTU'S. Can I reduce the size since I don't use it very often.
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Hello, John. If you want to reduce the size of your current heater please make sure the BTU size is adequete for the surface area, before replacing. Reducing the BTU may also result in longer run times to achieve the desired temperature. If you would like us to size a heater for you please send a separate email including the dimension of the pool and or the spa. Click here to contact us.
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I am wanting to use a raypak heater with my salt water pool system,how does this heater work with salt?
Thank you
Jim
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Hello Jim, if you have a salt pool it will be best to go with a Cupro-nickel Model 014939. This Raypak Digital heater has cupro-nickel fin tube heat exchangers for added protection against aggressive water chemistry
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Replacing the old P-R266A-MP-C. I can get power to the new unit for the no pilot light option. I have propane, not natural gas. Is this the right unit? Thanks.
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Scott,This unit is for natural gas with electronic ignition (no pilot). If you're looking for this same heater but with propane, it's part # 009225.
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My pool heater leaks at the bottom and does not ignite anymore model# is P-R407A-EN-C
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Hi Ruby, At this point replacing the entire unit will be the best option. Based off of the model # you provided the RayPak LoNox Heater 407000 BTU NG Elec Ign the replacement unit.
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I am looking to replace a 3-year Raypak gas-fired pool heater after the heating element is no longer working. The current model is P-R266A-EN-C. It appears this is the same product ? Our pool is 18x36. Can you advise if this is the same as our current model and effective for the size pool ? Thanks !
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Hi Dina, The Raypak Heater 266000 BTU NG ELE (009217) would be the same unit as the P-R266A-EN-C unit that you currently have. The 266,000 BTU unit would be the correct size heater for for pool.
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My heater now is a Ray Pack millivolt P R266A MP C, I would like to change over to a Ray Pack #009217 electronic heated. Is this possible?
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Hello Chuck it is possible we recommend checking with your installer certain states and cities have different codes.
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I am replacing a raypak 2100 264K BTU, pool is 20x40, 3-8 feet deep. Is this the heater I would want? Or is there a less expensive model that would work?
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Hi Nadia, If you have an electronic ignition heater then this would be the correct pool heater for you. You would be able to tell if you have an electronic ignition heater if your heater has digital display on the heater. If you heater does not have have digital display on the heater and just has basic knobs then you would need the Raypak 266,000 Milivolt Heater.
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My unit is a model P-M266A-EN-C. Is this the same unit
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Hello Barb, yes the PR266AENC is the same as the PM266AENC you current have. The heater we list on the website is the Raypak version and your current heater is the Rheem; and as you probably know they are the same company.
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Is there anything that would make the hot water output seem cooler one year as opposed to years past? The water from this seemed really hot coming into the pool 2 years ago. Each of the last 2 years it seems the water is a little cooler each year and the heating process is taking longer. Odd, right?
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Ron, I would recommend calling RayPak Teach Support at 805-278-5300 to see if there's a service comapany that can come out to see what's going on. They can run a diagnostic on the heater.
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what is difference between 266 and 267- I was looking PR267A but you show a 266 with different letters? I am concerned with the gas line length listed. I am replacing an existing heater, so gas is at heater location, but from gas source at house to pool is 80-100 feet, so how does this footage apply ? One last question, my pool is 18 x 40, is the 266/267 large enough ?
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Hi Brad, The 266 & 267 would be the same heater, over the years this heater has been tested and at one point the testing agency rated it at 267,000 BTU's and then it was retested and rated at 266,000 BTU's the difference is negligible. Based on your measurements you would need a 1-1/4" gas line to adequately supply this heater. This 266,000 BTU heater would be a good choice for your 18' x 40' pool.
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Can you explain the electrical hookup required for the digital electronic model?
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Hello Connie - The Raypak 009217 is supplied with a dual-voltage transformer for 120VAC or 240VAC input power hookup. We recommend contacting a certified installer for the installation of this heater.
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Is this heater available above 2,000 feet?
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This particular model is good for 0' - 1,999' we do have our Raypak High Altitude Heaters which go from 2,000' - 9,000' so I would suggest the high altitude model.
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Hi, I wondered how high I can turn up the heat on the Raypak 266? My last heater, a Hayward, only went up to 90, and I don't believe the actual water temp ever got near that. Hopefully, I won't need to turn it so high, but there are always a few cool evenings when I like to crank it up. Thanks.
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Therese, these units are factory set for a max temperature of 104 degrees. A licence contractor can adjust it to 107 degrees max following Raypak instructions.
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Can you get a remote control for the Raypak 266000?
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Hello Suljo - You could use something like the Intermatic PE653RC to remotely control the Raypak heater.
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What is the difference between an Electronic and Millivolt ignition?
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The basic answer is that Millivolt is the old style of ignition, using a standing pilot light. While the electronic ignition uses a spark start system like a gas grill. Electronic ignitions are more efficient in gas usage and also are better suited for high wind areas where a pilot light might get extinguished.
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Will a gas heater operate at the low speed of a dual speed motor?
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Probably not - Most gas heater will shut off at low GPM levels (20-40) to keep the heater cores from overheating - 20 for 200 BTUs, 40 for 400 BTUs. Depending on your pool system you might get these GPM levels at the low speed but generally these heaters must be run at the motor's high speed.
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Reviewed By: William L. from Crete, IL ()
I had the predecessor of this heater before I bought this new one. It was about 15 years old and needed to be replaced because it was rusted out internally and you could no longer stop the leaking. Instead of paying between $2100-$2400 to have a pool company order it and install it for me, I asked my neighbor if he would help. We both have the same heater and basically the same in-ground pool (18x36 and 20x40). He said sure, I don't think it will be too difficult since we have the old one hooked up and we'll be removing that one. So, I found the ROCK BOTTOM CHEAPEST PRICE BY HUNDREDS right here at inyopools. I got my 266BTU for $1499.95 with s/h included. Delivery was quick (about 5 days), on time, and the driver was careful and courteous. He even brought it up to the garage instead of leaving it at the bottom of the driveway like they're supposed to. Next, CUT THE POWER TO THE POOL AT THE BREAKERS. The water lines lined up almost perfectly but that didn't matter much because you have to cut your pvc anyway. He taught me how to size it, cut it, and glue the new pieces together and it was simple. You do need the right cleaner and glue to bond pvc pieces together properly so you should have everything you need and know how to perform this task before attempting this. Then, shut off the gas valve and re-attach it to the new heater using the proper application for the threads (liquid or tape I believe but don't quote me). Then, the electric. He passed on doing the electric because there were like 6 wires in the new heater and like 3 on the old one so he didn't want to break anything. I called an electrician who has experience in working on pool heaters and he did the job in about 20 minutes for $30 - not bad! It turned out the additional wires were for safety so that the heater would turn off if for some reason the pump was to stop (or something like that). Turned it on and WOW, the water was coming out of the jets practically too hot!!! The temperature increases about 2 degrees per hour which is an increase of 1 additional degree per hour over my old one. Due to the fact that it's got it's own thermostat I've turned it up to 90, and my first heater bill was $140 (normal bill is about $50 this time of year). That didn't cover the entire first month (about 3 weeks), but, it included bringing the pool up from 75 to 90, so it did run continuously for at least 6-7 hours or so upon start-up. It was also very warm out (80s and 90s) during that period so I'm sure it didn't run much at all at night. Keep in mind that my pool is normally 90 degrees on it's own during hot days like this so although the gas cost was initially pleasing, as the nights get colder and days get shorter it will run much more often. I expect those bills to perhaps exceed $300, but for a 90+ degree pool for the few months we have to enjoy it in Chicago, it's still well, well worth the money!!! Overall, I am MORE THAN SATISFIED with the heater, and inyopools.com. My neighbor will be replacing his 15 year old heater soon too, and this time, I'll be helping him with his now that I know how. You'll need to know how to cut and bond together pvc, you'll need to know how to shut off the gas valve and reattach it, and, you'll need to know how to do the electrical or hire someone. The electrical instructions are very detailed. That's it. Couldn't be any happier :)
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The freight company that delivered the heater did a great job. It arrived in perfect condition after hooking everything up electrical, gas and the water inlet and outlet set the pool temperature and hit the button unit fired right up and has been working great. Happy with the salesperson from inyo pools very helpful and friendly. I will be buying pools supplies in the future from them.
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