If I have a large pool pump will I need to have a flow meter for the heat pump?
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According to Hayward their heat pumps have a flow rate range of 30 to 70 GPM, with an optimum flow rate of 45 GPM. If your pump is capable of significantly more flow than this, a flow meter is recommended to insure the flow rate is within the prescribed range.
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Can a heat pump be installed indoors?
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Generally no. Heat Pumps work by transferring heat from the surrounding air to the pool water. If a heat pump is installed indoors there must be a continuous supply of warm air from which the heat pump can extract heat. If you must heat the air in the room before the heat pump can extract that heat to heat the pool, there would be no benefit to the heat pump.
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Can a heat pump be installed under a deck?
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No. Any installation that causes the air being discharged from the top of the heat pump to be recirculated back into the heat pump will cause a loss of capacity and efficiency in the heat pump. Installation of a heat pump under a deck, or a low over hang will allow the air being discharged to be drawn back in by the heat pump.
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Can I program it to run only at night?
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Ken, Depending on the outdoor temp at night, it may not be possible to run the heat pump at night. The heat pump needs humidity to heat the water. Typically, you would want the heat pump to run during the day and use a solar blanket at night to help retain the heat.
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What is the nominal: 1. noise level 2. current draw (amps) for both 65,000 BTU and the 95,000 BTU models. I need to check if my existing circuit can handle.
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Here is the information you requested.... For the Hayward 95,000 BTU Heat Pump... Minimum Circuit Amps: 36 amps. Minimum Overload Protection: 50 Amps & Maximum Overload Protection: 60 Amps. For the 65,000 BTU unit Minimum Circuit Amps: 24 amps. Minimum Overload Protection: 40 Amps & Maximum Overload Protection: 40 Amps. I don't have the decibel ratings for either of these heat pumps but they sound like your standard home air conditioning unit.
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I ordered this pump from you thinking it would be round but it is square. The square one is bigger. Does the square one have any different features or qualities than the round one besides the size and shape? Is it an older model?
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Hello, The HP21004T Hayward heat pump is a round model as pictured. There is no difference feature wise compared to the square models.
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I have 40amp service at pool, can I use Hayward 95,000 btu 50 amp ?
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Unfortunately you would not be able to use this heat pump on a 40 amp breaker. The HP50TA Heat Pump could be run on a 40 amp breaker.
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I bought the hp21004t from you. I've been calling around to get it installed. Either no one installs heat pumps, or they won't install it cause I didn't buy it from them. Do you have anyone you could recommend? I live on Long Island NY
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Hello I would check with haywards Dealer finder or call them at 908-351-5400 they will be able to assit you with an installer in your area.
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I live on Long Island New York...would like to use pool from May 1st to September 30...I have a 20 ft round 52" deep above ground pool...Like pool water to be 85 degrees... covered and Moderate shade...What type of Heat Pump necessary for my needs...I was looking at the HP50TA...Thanks
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Hi Bob, The Hayward Heat Pro Heat Pump 50k BTU (HP50TA) would be sufficient for your size pool but the Hayward Heat Pro Heat Pump 95,000 BTU would heat the pool faster.
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I live in Brooksville Florida and I have an in ground pool 18 x 36 x 4 to 8 ft deep.
What size heat-pump would I need to keep my pool at 82 degrees
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Hello, Miguel. The Hayward Heat Pro Heat Pump 140,000 BTU (PART# HP21404T) is my best recommendation, click here to view. I also suggest the use of a Liquid Solar Blanket (click here to view) or a Solid Solar Blanket (click here to view) in conjunction with the heat-pump. The use of a solar blanket will prevent evaporation to help reduce heat loss.
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Does the warranty cover a self install or does it need to be installed by a licensed dealer/electricial? Thanks for your help.
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Hi Kent, This unit has to be installed by a licensed and insured company authorized by Hayward.
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Will the warranty be in place if I buy the heat pump, (95000 BTU) and have it installed by a certified/licensed Electrician and plumber? The pool companies around here will not install unless I buy from them and jack the price up for installation and purchase.
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Brian- The warranty will still be valid as long as a licensed and insured installer does the install on this unit.
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I have a 21 foot round pool and I live in Chicago...will a 50,000 BTU be good enough for my needs?
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Hi Karl, A 50,000 BTU heat pump will heat your pool, but this 95,000 BTU unit will heat it much faster. It all depends on what you prefer.
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What gauge wiring is required for this heat pump .......95000 btu?...and the breaker?
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Hi Bruce, This unit requires a 50 amp 230 volt breaker. The gauge wire would be determined by the run from the breaker to the unit. The licenses electrician will have to make that calculation.
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I'm looking for an electric heater that is functional for a 20x40 36,000 gallon in ground pool. What unit should I consider looking into?
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We are looking for an electric water heater pump. We live in Louisiana where humidity is made and our pool is 33 L x 18 W x 5.5 D, approximately 24,500 gallons of water. What size heat pump would we need? Thanks!
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I currently have a Hayward 65000 BTU heat pump heating my above ground 24' round pool (13000 gallons). The 65000 is a little slow heating the pool (I live in Pennsylvania). I would like to heat it faster. I need to replace it because it is damaged. Is the Hayward 125000 to big for this pool or should I go with the 95000
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The 95,000 BTU Hayward Heat Pro will definitely heat your pool faster than the current heater you have. The larger BTU units (110,000 HP21104T or 125,000 HP21254T) will heat the pool faster depending on their sizes, which means less run time and energy consumption the higher up you go. Any of these units will work for your pool.
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Has there been any known issues with connecting it to a GFCI breaker?
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For the installation of this heat pump, you will need a dedicated 50 amp breaker. I have no information at my disposal to adequately answer your question. You will need to contact directly at 1-908-355-7995 with any modifications to the standard wiring procedure.
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I have a 24 foot round pool 54" deep w/ a 1.5 hp Hayward pump but the lines are 1.5 pvc. will it work with this heat pump?
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Hi Eddie, Yes this heat pump will work with the set up you explained you will need to get two 1.5" x 2" pvc fittings which should cost you less then a dollar at a hardware store.
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I only have a 30 amp breaker with 10 gauge wire can this unit run on that configuration. your specification sheet indicates you need a 50 amp breaker?
if this will not work what unit would you suggest ?
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Hi James, For a 30 amp breaker with 10 gauge wire we would suggest the Hayward 50,000 BTU Heat Pump.
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Have a 12000 gallon pool 24x12x5.25x5.9 oval above ground flow rate appox 27GPM will the flow rate be enough for the heat pump.Running a Hayward power-flo matrix 1.5 hp so the gpm is a rough guess?
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Hi Dave, This unit requires a minimum of 32 gpm so you will need to increase the hp of the pump. With a sufficient flow rate this unit will heat your size pool.
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Would you recommend the HP21004T or the HP 21404T? We live near Raleigh, NC, and have a 24" above ground pool, 4' deep. We like the water to be about 85 degrees.
Also, do you require an electrician approved by Hayward to do the complete install or can I do it myself. Or can I at least run the wires underground and hire an electrician to install the breaker box in my main panel, with me doing the rest?
Thanks
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I'd recommend the HP21104T, which is the 110,000 BTU model, for the size of pool you have and the location you live in.
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I have a 12 x 24 ft with average depth of 4,5 ft in ground located in Grand Cayman where the temp is very similar to S Florida if you dont know it and is humid. Looking to heat it from Oct to Mar roughly. Looking for a few options for such a size. Please include units that have low decibels and also those with cooling capacity for summer.
How effective is the liquid blanket?
Many thanks
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Good afternoon Mike,I would recommend the AquaCal Ice Breaker/Heat Pump, part number SQ120R. I use to live in Coachella Valley, in the desert, and had that unit. With the extremely hot summers the ice breaker was amazing and in the somewhat cool winters the heat pump was great. I paired that with a cover to trap the heat so I wouldn't have to run the heat pump as much. As far as the liquid cover, the advantages of it is that you don't have to take off the cover every time you want to use the pool and it's a cover without you actually seeing the cover so it looks good. The disadvantages are that you have to add the solution weekly and I haven't found that it works as well as the actual cover. I hope this answers your questions, but if you have any further questions don't hesitate to email me back.
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Purchasing a home with 10-12k inground pool. What would be the correct size Heat pump BTU. Please note the home is in Mesa, AZ
Thanks
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That unit would work for your set up. I don't know if Mesa is in the desert, but if it is I'd recommend looking into a heat pump that has an ice breaker as well. I use to live in Coachella Valley in southern California where it's 120 degrees everyday in the summer. Before I got my ice breaker I'd get in the pool and it would feel like jumping into a hot bath. If wasn't refreshing at all. Just a suggestion.
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Purchasing a home with 10-12k inground pool. What would be the correct size Heat pump BTU. Please note the home is in Mesa, AZ
Thanks
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Yes, that unit would work for what your set up is. I don't know if you're in the desert in Mesa, but I know when I lived in the desert in Coachella Valley it was nice to have an ice breaker as well for the super hot summers. When I didn't have the ice breaker during the summer it was like swimming in a hot bath. Just a suggestion.
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Hello, I see they recommend the 50K btu heater for AG pools. I would like to heat the water quicker so I was thinking of this 95K btu heater, but they say it is designed for inground pools why? and can i use on my above ground pool?
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You can use on an above ground pool just as long as you can get power to it from at least a 50 amp breaker.
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is this heat pump for a salt water pool?
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This heat pump can be installed with a satl water pool. I would recommend that when installing the heat pump, a bypass valve is installed as well to bypass the unit when it is not in use.
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I have a 21Ft above ground pool, I am looking for the right electric heater for our pool. we don't have gas/propane line thanks
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Hello, these are solar options that don't need propane or NG, http://www.inyopools.com/heaters_solar.aspx
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this is heating only or heat and cool?? i need heat and cooling pump.heating capacity.25 kw 86000.BTU/H cooling capacity 17 kw, 59500 BTU/H.
Which model we can use.the pool size is 12*5*1.10
kids pool size is= 3*3.30
heating capacity 13 kw, 4400 BTU/H
Cooling capacity 8.8 kw, 30000BTU/H.
PLEASE SUGGEST ME ......WHICH PUMP WE CAN USE...
THANK YOU
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Sudheer, If you are looking for a pump that heats and cools check out AquaCal Ice Breaker SuperQuiet Heat Pump Heat Cool 110,000 BTU's - SQ120R
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hayward model hp21004t heat pump is it round or square?
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Hello Timothy, The Model Hayward Heat Pro Heat Pump 95,000 BTU - HP21004T Is Square.
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I have just installed a 16 x 40 freeform inground fiberglass pool. . After this winter (I live in NW arkansas) up close to Missouri border, I will be installing a retractable telescoping pool cover/house made of 8 -10 mm thick lexan. It should keep it 15-20 degrees warmer. Would this be a good unit until the cover is installed . Just trying to get as many professional opinions as I can before purchasing. Also, I noticed a few places have the 120 K units cheaper than the 95 k Units, Any idea why.
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The climate you live in I really would not recommend a heat pump less than the 125k btu model. Even then, I would recommend a heater over a heat pump for the climate you live in. Also, with your pool being about 16k-17k gallons I would go with at least the 300k either natural gas or propane heater.
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I have approx 8500 gal inground pool w/spa. How many BTU's (Electric Heat Pump ) do you recommend . I live in Florida. Thank you.
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Good Afternoon Ben, The Hayward Heat Pro Heat Pump 95,000 BTU - HP21004T would be a great heatpump for you for the size of your pool. It has a great warranty at a great price.
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16 x 40 Ing, FBGLS in Northwest arkansas Will have inside diameter (20x 48 - 6 foot high ) telescoping cover 8-10 mm thick lexan.Could I have the heat pump installed close to the pool so that it would be covered by this during the winter and still work. The greenhouse effect would keep the air inside probably above 45-50 about 11 months out of the year probably at least. Would there be enough air flow within that space to efficiently operate the unit. Would it help to dehumidify the air.
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If you wanted it indoors it will not be effective. If you are at 45-50 degrees you will be better off with a propane or natural gas heater.
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Looks like the HP21004T Hayward heat pump comes in a square model and round? Maybe one has a different model number or one is a newer model? I see two different prices of $2289.00 and $2199.00 which one is it? Also, do you have a $20.00 off promo code like I have been seeing lately? Thank you, Don.
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is there a formula to determine the amount of btu,s needed to heat the pool thanks
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Here's a link for an easy way to calculate what size heater or heat pump you need. You will be to know the square footage of your pool.
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I am going to buy a pool heater from you because of this outstanding Q and A. I found this calculator which is better than your link. After running the chart, I just looked at the BTU for the pump they recommend to search other brands with the same BTU.
http://roxwebdev01.pixelgate.net/gas_sizing/Raypak.php?appid=1
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Good morning David,Did you have a specific question on this Heat Pro or were you looking at a RayPak?
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Are all heat pumps capable of cooling water temperature
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Good afternoon Sal, No, Not all Heat pumps have a cooling feature. There are 4 common makers with the cooling feature Hayward, Pentair, Aqua cal and Raypak. If you need or want anymore information on this you can give us a call at 877-372-6038
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My pool is 12 x 24. South Florida. Prefer an 88 degree temp. Will this work for me?
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Hello Yvonne - Yes the Hayward Heat Pro Heat Pump 95,000 BTU will work well for your pool in South Florida. I would still recommend using a solar blanket or Cover Free
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I have a 28 ft round pool with 52 inch wall, and it is in upstate NY. Would this pump be big enough to keep the temp in the mid 80s? Thank you.
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The pool is 15ftx24 and about 6ft deep would the Hp21004T 95BTU be good for heating the pool and how long would it take to ship to Davenport Fl. Also is the shipping free
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The 95,000 BTU model would be an efficient model for your pool size and location.
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Is the HP21004T a good heat pump for above ground 12,000 gallons. I live in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania and use a solar cover. Would the HP50TA be better or should I go bigger than the HP21004T? If so what do you recommend?
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Hello- Based off your pool size and location I would recommend going with the Hayward Heat Pro Heat Pump 95,000 BTU - HP21004T or higher. The HP 21004t will get you into the low 80" from April to October, going bigger will heat the pool faster but is not necessary.
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I live in southeast michigan and have an 18 ft round x 54" high above ground pool. I would love it if i could have my pool open from mid May to the end of September if at all possible. My wife and i love the water very warm, between 88-94 degrees. Can this unit handle the job in terms of the desired temp and the time of the year range. I know we can certainloy have some days in the 40's and even 30's by end of september? Thank you in advance for any help you can offer, Jim tarolli.
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The Hayward Model HP50HA is advertised to heat up to a 13,000 gallon pool. The BTU rating is 45,000. Is that enough? I live in Central Florida and my pool is about 10,000 gallons. Also, the HP50HA looks just like my old Zodiac Titanium which was rated 83,000.
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With 10,000 gallons and living in Central Florida I would not recommend going lower than the 85,000 BTU model.
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Hi. My husband and I have been researching the Hayward pool heat pumps and we're wondering if the 95K BTU pump is sufficient
to heat our 24' x 54" round above ground pool from early/mid May to early October. We live in the southern tip of the Pocono Mountains in Pennsylvania - near Hazleton. Thanks!
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Hi Erica, Yes the 95,000 BTU Hayward Heat Pump would be sufficient for a 24' round above ground pool for the heating needs you explained in your question.
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My wife and i have a 27'x54" round above ground pool and live in Ohio, will the Hayward Heat Pro Heat Pump 95,000 BTU heat the pool to 85 degrees from the middle of May thru September? If not which one do you recommend?
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I would recommend at least the 125,000 BTU model, HP21254T, for your pool size and location.
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I have a 30ft round pool that holds 22000 gallons and live in central Ohio. Will the HP21004T be able to heat the pool sufficiently at 95000 BTU's?
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Hi, Elizabeth. I would recommend the 110K BTU - HP21104T unit. The 95K unit will work but the 110K unit would be efficient.
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Looking at the 95000btu heat pump heater for our above ground pool, 542sq feet, 15000 gallons. We are in Raleigh NCBCE and want to use the pool during the shoulder season, spring and fall. Will this be big enough to do the job? Does this heat pump also cool the water in hot summer months?
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For you pool size and location I recommend the 125,000 BTU model, HP21254T.
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Hello, i have a 20,000 gallon inground pool in the desert: las vegas. Will this 95000 btu unit be enough, and will it work in thia dry climate?
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Hi, Gabriel. Heat pumps can be used in drier climates like Las Vegas but efficiency will drop with low humidity. A 125K BTU unit is recommended for a pool of your size.
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Hello,
I was looking at the 50,000 unit. Is that sufficient for a 12x24 semi inground (above ground) pool? 48" depth. Afternoon shade. From May to early October useage. Temperature- 82+? Afternoon shade after 2:30pm. What size circuit breaker is required? Thanks
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Jorde, A 50,000 BTU unit will be enough but keep in mind that the ambient temperature and humidity will affect how the heat pump will operate. Hayward recommends a minimum of 30 amps for the breaker.
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I am replacing a 125,000 BTU heat pump. I never used it to heat my pool, only the spa. will the 95,000 BTU unit suffice for the spa alone, and how much longer might I expect the unit to take to heat the spa. The old unit would heat the spa in 60-90 minutes. I live in South Florida.
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Hi Dennis, You are probably looking at another 20 minutes to heat the spa. For your set up we would suggest the Hayward 125,000 BTU Heat Pump
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My local pool store says that Hayward doesn't honor warranties for online sales. Is this true?
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Hi, Rob. That is no true, As long as the unit is installed by a professional the warranty will be honored.
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I live in Pennsylvania and have a 15x26 foot above ground pool that is 54 inches deep. i live in the woods so I only get about 3-4 hours of sun a day that hits the pool. Without a heater the pool stays in the low 70's. i would like to keep the pool in the mid 80's. What size heater would you recommend for this? thank you
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Hi George, we would suggest the Hayward 125,000 BTU Heat Pump for your pool configuration.
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i live in Indiana i have a 10.000 gallon in ground pool will this 95.000 btu heat pump be big enough
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Hi Kent, If you have a pool only and are looking to extend your pool season by 1 month in the spring and 1 month in the fall then 95,000 BTU Heat Pump would be sufficient.
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I have an 18 x 30 above ground pool, 4 ft deep with a 15,000 gal capacity. Which of these heaters do I need and can you give me a rough idea of what it costs per season to run one of these? I live in east central Nebraska ( Omaha)
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Hi Kate, This would be the correct size heat pump for your sized pool. It really depends on how often you run the heat pump as to your electrical charges. I would suggest using Hayward's Heat Pump Cost Calculator to determine your operational costs using this heater.
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Hey guys....lot of great info provided here...thanks...we have an oval 33'x18'x52" deep above ground pool in western new york/ buffalo area. Looking to simply raise our pool temps 5+ degrees (high 70's to low-mid 80's)....pool does see a decent amount of sun (on sunny days!!)...we cover daily with a solar cover....use pool from mid May - mid September.....will the Hayward Heat Pro 95,000 BTU work for us....can we go smaller?
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I would recommend the 95k btu heat pump or the 110k btu model. I would not go smaller than that.
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Hello,
I am interested in a Haywood heatpro. I have a 15x30 oval, 15,000 gals.
What size heater would I need?
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Hi, Lori. Heat Pumps are special units so the pool size is not the only info we'll need to know. Your location and desired temperature will also determine what size unit you'll need.
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I live in NJ and have a 15' X 30' X 54" above ground pool, with sun most of the afternoon, would the 95,000 Hayward Pro Heat Pump be a sufficient enough heater?
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Don, Yes, a 95k btu heat pump will be more than enough for your pool.
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I live in Orlando, Florida and I will like to purchase the HP21004T 95,000BTU.. Do you think that this would be sufficient to maintin a 80/90 degree temp during the months of Aug/Sep/Oct..or do I need a bigger unit.
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Hi, Samuel. It will depend on the size of the pool that is being heated. If you can provide the surface area of your pool I can confirm.
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I live in Montreal, my inground pool holds 21400 gallons I have sun all day long over my pool I prefer water above 85 F, company who installed my pool installed the 95000 btu but after reading this thread it seems this unit is too small for my pool.
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Hi, Theresa. Since you pool gets a lot of sun light then a larger BTU heat pump is not required.
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Hi: I live in NJ and have a 20,000 gallon pool that gets sun about 1/2 the day. My desired pool temperature is 90 degrees (currently unheated, the pool temperature is 80 degrees). Will the HP21004T do the job?
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Could you please e-mail me the warranty that comes with a Hayward HP21004T.
My installer would like to review it before agreeing to install a heat pump bought on line.
Thank you.
Renee
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Warranty:2 Year Warranty on manufacturer defects5 Year Warranty on Compressor10 Year Warranty on Titanium Tube
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I live in Orlando, FL and have a 375 sq ft pool (11k to 12k gallons I believe). The pool is caged but in sunlight approx 6 hours per day average. I'd like the water temp to be 82 degrees. Is the Hayward 95k BTU sufficient for me?
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what the amp needed to run this unit and will it do the job in s.w. Florida to keep the water at 86 degree
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Hi, Mike. This unit requires a 40 amp 240 volts breaker. It can be used to a pool at 86 degrees depending on the size of the pool.
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I live in NY and have a Radiant pool that is 16' X 32', with a max depth of 66". I have a sloped back yard, with one side of the pool completely buried, and the opposite side exposed. Pool is rated for 15,000 gallons and will be in the sun from 9 until 3. Would like to use it from May until September with a temp of 82 -85 degrees. Can I use the Hayward 95K Heat
Pump ?
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I live in central Florida and used to have a propane heater for my 1000 gal spa connected to my pool. We only heat the spa, and when we do its maybe a couple hours once a week or so. We want to convert to a heat pump but my wife likes it hot (102-104 degrees) will the Hayward 95,000 do that?
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The unit can keep two temperature settings in memory: one for pool mode (max: 95°F/35°C), and the other for spa mode (max: 104°F/40°C).
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We live in the southwest Marion County FL 34476. Our pool is an in ground 15 x 30 x 4 feet deep in a bird cage.. After our initial spring warm up to 83-84 degree range, we cover the pool with a solar blanket each night until the evening temps stay above 70 degrees. What size Hayward heat pump would you recommend?
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Hi, Bob. I would recommend a 110K or higher BTU unit. A 95K can also be used if you do not want a large temperature increase.
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Good Morning, I am having a 14-28 pool built. I live in northern part of Florida. What size heat pump do i need. Thank you.
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Hi, Terrence. Several factors will need to be taken into consideration when sizing a heat pump. Factors like surface area, desired temperature, months in use and run time. This unit can be used but may not be the most efficient. You can use Hayward Heat Pump Analysis to determine which unit will work best.
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Hi , Im replacing a HP20854T heat pump unit , which unit would you recommend. i have a semi-inground pool 15x27
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If your older model was heating adequate then I would recommend going with a model close to what you have which would be this Heatpro model HP21004T.
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I have a 16x32 pool in upstate NY (Albany area), with a max depth of five feet. It has full sun exposure all day long, and during July the sun easily heats it into the low 80's. I'd like a heat pump to extend the season and bring the water into the low 80's. Is this a correctly sized heat pump?
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Hi Scott, based on what you described I would go up to the HP21104T 110,000 BTU Hayward Heat Pump especially since it is only a few hundred dollars more and it will give you additional heat capacity to make sure you achieve the heating goals you stated.
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Hi, I live in Los Angeles And shopping for a heat pump. I have a 10000 gallon pool and planning to use it even winter time. Los Angeles doesn't have cold winter like east coast. What size would you recommend? Thanks
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Hi, YC. For a 10,000 gallon pool, a 95K BTU or higher will be sufficient depending on if you want a gradual, standard or rapid temperature increase.
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I recently purchased this item from you. Was curious to see there’s no built in timer feature to coincide with my filter pump, which runs on a timer. Should I just leave it on 24/7 and let it rest when the filter is not running? (Error message Flo) Unfortunately the electrical box doesn’t have a timer either.
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Ryan, You can set the temperature on the heat pump. Once the pool pump gets turned off, the heat pump will display a NO FLOW error which means it will not attempt to heat until the pump is turned back on.
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I live in southwestern PA. I have a 14,500 gal pool. Have day direct sun. Like temp at 80.
Would this unit work. My last Hayward was a
HP ABG that worked well
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Hi, Patty. Yes, the Hayward Heat Pro Heat Pump 95,000 BTU - HP21004T is a great fit for your pool size.
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i have a 23000 gal pool if i size it to a larger heat pump would that heat faster and shorter run time
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Hi, Joseph. Yes, a larger unit will heat the pool faster with a shorter run time.
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I have a Hayward model #HP21004T is almost 4 months old. The display was blank running for 6 hrs, it is blowing cold air. I turned it off and the back on, display wad 80 then dropped to 79.
Good morning, for troubleshooting or warranty we recommend you contact Hayward directly at (908) 355-7995 (U.S.)
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Hi I have a variable speed pump with four timer setting from rpms of 600 to 3300 rpms what would be the right flow rate using the rpm . Also I live in North port Fl 24x12 rectangle poll with a average pool depth of 4.5 an round 300 sq feet surface area what size heat pump Heat Pro would I need. Also a quiet unit.
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Hi, Marc. Unfortunately, without know the pump model and the Total Dynamic Head (TDH) of your pool, we're unable to tell you what rpm to operate the pump at. You will have to so through a process of elimination. You can use a 95K BTU or higher to effectively heat your pool.
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Have a 10x20 inground pool - approx. 7500 gal. Live in west central Florida. Like to keep water at 80 degrees.
Will the HeatPro Heat Pump 95,000 BTU - HP21004T be sufficient?
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Hello, We recommend a minimum of 110k btus for your heat pump.
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I live in Alliance Ohio I have an 18,000 gallon would like pool temperature at 85 to 90 degrees what size do you recommend
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Hi, Corrie. To effectively heat your pool without using a cover, you will need a 125,000 BTU or higher unit.
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I have a 14000-15000 gallon inground pool in western PA. We only use it in June, July and August. What is the minimum size heater we should have? Thanks
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Hello, We would recommend a minimum of 110k btus for your size pool.
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I ran a 10 gauge wire just before my patio was built to make things easier to add a heater in the future. Will a 10 gauge wire be sufficient to run this pump? I’m worried I did the work for nothing. Please tell me I didn’t :(
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Hi, K.F. A 10 gauge wire can be used with a 40 amp breaker with a run up to 95 feet from the breaker.
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I have a Hayward HeatPro heat pump 95,000 BTU (HP21004T). I am looking for some type of cover to cover the pool heat controls, something I can lock to keep visitors from tampering with the settings. Do you have something that will work for this purpose?
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Hello,Unfortunately, there is no locking mechanism to lock the control box.
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I live in north east PA. I have an above ground pool that is 18x33, 18000 gallon pool. Which heat pump heater would you recommend for the size pool I have and climate I live in?
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Have to run 150 ft of wiring to closest electric box. What wire, amp in box should be used
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Hello, Unfortunately, we would not know about the wiring. We recommend contacting the manufacturer on that question. You can reach them at 1-800-429-9273.
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I live in central Long Island, NY, with AG 27’ round 48’’. I get full sun from morning until 5pm. Then shade from 6pm on. Would this pump work? Would love 85-90 temp
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Hello,We would recommend a minimum of 110k btus for your size pool.
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I have a 24' x 52"semi in ground pool, that is in the sun 90% of the day, would the HP21004T be sufficient. Also running a 1.5 hp Hayward pump and filter,is that sufficient.What electrical connection is needed.
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This unit will work with this size of pool during the swimming season as long as the air is warm enough to pull heat out of it. This unit requires a 240v connection
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I have a 23000 pool size and we need a 89 f temperature, the swimming pool is inside the building, and we use the cover, we need these temperature al week, wich heat pump do you recommend, we are 7500 ft above sea level in mexico city
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Hello, Since your pool is on the larger size, we would recommend a minimum of 140k btus for your size pool.http://www.inyopools.com/Products/02200014058160.htm
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Hello, we recently bought model hp21004tc 95,000btu.
The heat pump was off and when turned on there was LOC on the display and impossible to unlock it. We read the manual and tried procedures gor new and old models, but not working. Please help to unlock it. Thank you
Hi, AMI. I had to walk a customer through this same issue. He had to repeat the HPEC-003 steps a couple of times which unlocked the control panel. .
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I’m having the same problem and that fix isn’t helping. I guess this is some flaw of this unit??
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I got I need 95.000but pump heater and I have 30amp breaker, can I keep it I need to really use a 49amp?
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Hi i bought a hayward heatpump 95000 b.t.u. My electrician is asking is there a way to cut the power on the pump itself .if i have a electrical issu. Also is there a ground fault incorporate to the pump. Would appreciate an answer as soon as possible
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How do I connect the Heat Pro To a Pentair EasyTouch 8 System
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To connect the electronic board in order to control it remotely, use the P_S terminals on the right side of the board. Next, access the P_S menu and select the desired mode. In internal mode, POOL or SPA mode can be adjusted by using this menu. In external mode, a normally open contact puts the board in POOL mode and a closed contact puts the board in SPA mode. Therefore, a board set to OFF in POOL mode and to 80 degrees in SPA mode can be controlled with an external switch to heat up to 80 degrees.
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What size heat pump do you recomend for a 16 x 28 x 5 inground pool in North Florida?
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Hi, Donald. If you want a desired temperature if 80 or higher a 110,000 BTU or higher unit will be sufficient.
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I looked through some replies regarding breaker size for the 95,000 BTU unit and more than once the answer was a dedicated 60 amp breaker. The manufacturers specs recommend a 40 amp breaker. Are you finding that the 40 amp breaker trips too often unnecessarily?
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Hi, Doug. The max breaker size is 60, you can use a 50 amp breaker if you want. I do not have any findings that the 40 amp breaker trips too often unnecessarily.
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Ref: Hayward W3HP21004t
I need to replace an existing Hayward heat pump (15 years old) and wanted to use this Hayward heat pump. Are the input and outflow pipes standard in their spread at the base of the unit? In other words, if same, it would be an easy install.
Hi, Birkes. The port locations are a standard distance apart amongst the Hayward units.
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Are there any heat pumps out there that require a 30 amp breaker.
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David, Unfortunately, we don't have any at this time.
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OK, do you plan on getting any this season? Can you tell me who makes them? Hayward, etc?
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Hi David, The smallest breaker size heat pump we were able to find is this 48,000 BTU Raypak Heat Pump which has a reccomended breaker size of 35 Amps.
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I just purchased a HP 21004 heat pump. all in ground pipimg is 11/2 " where would recommend as to where the reduce should be installed. At Heat pump in/out or at filter outlet?
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Hello Walt, either option would be fine. Most installers would reduce after the filter then after the heat pump.
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Which of the Hayward’s heat pumps would be recommended for 14,000 gallons inground pool in Sarasota, FL? We would love to extend our swimming season so the pool could be used year round with water temperature of at least 84F.
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Hi Jack, we recommend a heater that will give you at least a 1 degree rise in temperature per hour so your pump and heater are not running constantly (and driving up your utility bills). Our guide on How to Select an Inground Pool Heater says that an easy estimation of what you need is the square footage of the surface area of your pool. The heater on this webpage would give you about .9 degree rise per hour if your pool has 300 square feet of surface area, which might be a little too small. We recommend adding a solar blanket to it when you are not using it (especially at night) to keep the heat loss to a minimum. Let us know the size of your pool and we would be happy to recommend something that will keep you swimming well into the Florida winters.
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