By Little Giant Pump. Co.


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Part # 9521-0

Manufacturer Code 6HHL

Alternate Part #'s 6HHL, 6X1, SP-9009-7, 46-234-1002, LGM6HHL

Product Description

THIS PRODUCT HAS A ONE-YEAR MANUFACTURER WARRANTY, FOR REPAIR ONLY. IT WILL NOT BE REPLACED. TO RETURN THIS PRODUCT PLEASE SUMMIT A RMA FORM TO INYO AND ALLOW 3-4 WEEKS FOR THE MANUFACTURER TO REPAIR.

Electric Circulation Water Heater

Built upon family values and premium service, Little Giant Manufacturing has over a century of experience serving churches and religious facilities worldwide. For our clients who require permanently placed baptistry heating, Little Giant electric circulation heaters make water-warming efficient, simple and affordable.

No matter what the size, each externally mounted electric circulation heater offers a number of cost-effective benefits, including:

  • High-performance, energy-saving adjustable thermostats
  • Oxidation-resistant, Incoloy steel heating elements
  • Fiberglass insulated designs
  • Range of heater sizes (depending on water volume and temperature requirements)
  • 1/40 HP, 230volt circulation pump (600 GPH at one-foot head) (SOLD SEPARATELY)
  • 118-degree high-limit switch
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Little Giant electric circulation heaters are UL-listed and designed for use with a 240V single-phase power source. If necessary, however, they can be used with a 208V source (with 25-percent heat reduction) or a 120V source (with 75-percent heat reduction).

When you’re retrofitting an existing baptistry or installing a new fiberglass model, Little Giant’s electric circulation heaters are a cost-effective, dependable option.

Contruction Features

  • Incoloy steel heating elements
  • Adjustable thermostat 60°F-107°F range (2 degree diff.) on 6 KW heater
  • Adjustable thermostat 47°F-107°F range (4 degree diff.) on 11.5 KW heater
  • Well insulated with fiberglass
  • For use with 240V single phase power
  • Can be used with 208 Voltage, but heating is reduced 25%
  • Can be used with 120 Voltage, but heating is reduced 75%
  • Hi-Limit switch set at 118°F (± 4°)

 

Part Number Model Volts Watts "A" "B" "C" Inlet or Outlet Amps Drawn
3HHL 3 KW 240 3000 22" 16 3/8" 5 1/2" 1" F.S.P.S. 12.5 amp
6HHL 6 KW 240 6000 27" 21 3/8" 5 1/2" 1" F.S.P.S. 25 amp
11.5HHL 11.5 KW 240 11,500 29 1/2" 24 3/4" 4 3/4" 1" M.S.P.S. 47.9 amp

 

 

Circulated Heating Dimensions

 

 

 

Product Specifications

kW:
6 kW
Volts:
240 V
Watts:
6,000 W
Amps:
25
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?     Asked on 4/1/2015by Pat Mitchener

The heater turns the thermostat to high the longer it runs?
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A  Answered on 4/6/2015 by InyoPools Product Specialist Brian M.

The tech at Little Giant wanted me to ask a few questions : The first would be how old the heater is? He said the older it is the points would stay closed in the thermostat the water would just keep getting warmer. If the points were open, it would never get hot. A new thermostat would be part number 9523-11.  According to the tech,  and depending on the age of your heater, a new one may be the best bet. That part number 9521-0
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?     Asked on 6/7/2015by Jeff Jones

What is the center line measurement between the inlet and outlet?
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A  Answered on 6/7/2015 by InyoPools Product Specialist Patrick P.

The centerline measurement between the inlet and outlet port measures 23" you may also see Detailed Dimensions of This Baptistry Heater here.
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?     Asked on 10/28/2015by Bruce Vinson

does the unit i am looking at which say 6 kw inline baptistry heater come with the thermostat?
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A  Answered on 10/29/2015 by InyoPools Product Specialist Joe S.

Hello Bruce, this unit does come with the Thermostat.
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?     Asked on 12/7/2015by Welton

I have a Little Giant hot water, how can I tell if it is heating the water and how long should it take to heat the water in a 500 gal. baptistery? Thanks
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A  Answered on 12/9/2015 by InyoPools Product Specialist Lennox H.

ccording to spec this unit "heats 100 gallons per hour - 30° Rise".
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?     Asked on 7/20/2017by Inyo Visitor

I have a 400 gallon indoor spa. Will this heater be sufficient and want is the average temp res per hour?
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A  Answered on 7/21/2017 by InyoPools Product Specialist Lennox H.

Hi. This heater is not meant for spa or hot tubs but for Baptistries.  
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