24ft round pool - is this correct heat pump? what is needed to install and use this unit?
I have 110 electric and no natural gas near the pool.
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Hi Marc, Yes this would be the correct heat pump for a 24' round pool and it is 230V. The Raypak Heat Pump installation Guide will give you all the items needed to install.
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I have an above ground pool, 40,000 gal pool. Would this be the correct heater for my pool? So, I would need to get an electrician to install a 230v for my pool since I only have a 110v as well? I am looking for a pool heater that uses the air to generate heat like the refrigerator uses but would that work for a 40,000 gal pool? Also I can not find one on your site.
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Jessica, What are the dimensions of the pool? If the pool is 40,000 gallons, you will need a 130 - 140k btu heat pump.
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In Montreal.Ingtojnd pool with about 70 000 litres of water.Is the R4350ti model right for me?
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Paul, The RayPak Pool Heat Pump 85,000 BTUs (R4350TI) will be ok, but the larger the unit the faster it will heat the pool.
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I have a pool that has about 16,000 gallons in South Florida. Will the RayPak 85k BTU handle this? Also, how loud is the heat pump when operating?
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Hi John, The RayPak Compact Series Pool Heat Pump 85,000 BTUs can handle your 16,000 gallon pool. Raypak does not list the db of the units on the Technical Data Sheet.
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Yes I bought a raypak 85.000 BTU heater and I need to know breaker size and wire size
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Joey, the minimum breaker size for the R4350TI is 34 with a max of 50. As for the wiring size, you would have to call Raypak directly for that information at (805) 278-5300. Please keep in mind this unit must be installed by a qualified installer or the warranty will be voided.
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What is the dimensions of the unit.
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Hello Al and thank you for your question. Here is the Technical Data Sheet for the Raypack R4350ti heat pump. From the chart the unit is 35 1/4" high and 31 1/4" square.
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is this heat pump suitable for a salt waterpool? Is a 120V electric outlet ok?
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Hi Diane, This unit does have a titanium heat exchanger making it suitable for saltwater pools. This unit will also need a dedicated 50 max amp 208-230 volt single phases breaker to operate it.
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Installing a new 24ft. 54" deep pool. Really like the price in this compact Raypak 85k heat pump. $1999.99 seems.very cheap compared to other brands. Sounds too good to ne true. Is this a good heat pump i guess im asking? Thankyou
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Hi Doug, Raypak heater are great units. They have been around for over 50 years and has also built a great brand name.
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Hi I have a 15 by 30 above ground pool it has a liner . Will a heat pump damage the liner in any way. Also it's a 15000 gallon pool will the 85.000 heat pump be ok
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Hi Ray, This unit will be sufficient for your size pool and it will not damage the liner in any way.
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Will this work to cool my pool? I already have a gas heater but need a cooler. I need to drop a 15000 gallon pool about 10 degrees in the summer.
thanks
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Hi Barry, If you need to chill your pool then will need a heat pump with chiller like the Raypak 110,000 BTU Heat Pump W/ Chiller this heat pump would accomplish what you are looking to do.
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WHAT SIZE RAYPAK POOL HEAT PUMP I WOULD NEEDD FOR A 10000-12000 GAL. POOL?
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Hi Roweland, Heaters are sized based on the pool's surface area, but for a pool that size this 85,000 BTU unit will be sufficient.
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Am I correct in thinking this is a electic Pool pump heater and connects to a 220 volt line?
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Hi Jim, This is a heat pump which is used to heat your pool water, it will not replace your existing pool circulation pump. This unit will require a dedicated 40-50 amp 230 volt breaker.
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We have a 13,000 gallon in ground salt water pool. We live in the Phoenix area. Will this unit be sufficient?
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This size heat pump will be sufficient to heat your pool. Keep in mind that the larger the heat pump, the faster it heats your pool and the less it needs to run. That translates into better energy savings in the long run.
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Live in South Carolina with an 8500 gallon prefab pool. What would be the most efficient unit to heat. The coldest the water got this winter was 55 degrees
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For an 8500 gallon pool and your location the 85,000 BTU model would be an efficient model for your set up.
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We have a 20,000 gallon inground salt water pool - in Connecticut. Our heat pump appears to be broken and is pretty old. We want to heat the water but not necessarily extend the season drastically. What size heat exchanger would you think best for the job ?
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Hi, I would recommend a heat pump that is at least 133,000 BTU. We have units that go up to 140,000 BTU if you prefer.
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We are putting in a new fiberglass pool in NJ. . 32' x 14' 11,500 gals. What size heat pump would I need?
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Hello Jim, this would depend on what months you would like to swim and desired temperature you would like the pool to stay at. So if desired degree level was 80 degrees in April-November that would be achieved with this unit. I would highly recommend a solar blanket to lock in heat and avoid evaporation.
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I have a 11,000 gallon inground pool and live in maryland . Pool size is 34 x 14 is the RayPak heat pump 85,000 BTUs the correct unit for my pool.
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Hello Lenny- Based on the information you provided, a pool in Maryland with a square footage of 476 would require a Raypak Standard 140K BTU Digital Heat Pump - 016033 to raise the pool temp. to 82 degrees from May to September. I would also still recommend a solar blanket or Cover Free with the unit.
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I have an 18,000 gallon 24’ round pool- above ground. I live in NJ and am looking to raise temp of water to 80 degrees in May and September bookends. Was looking at a 125 BTU but the woman on phone says I’d need hard PVC piping installed versus the flexible hoses? Is that accurate?
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Hi, Ryan. That is correct, these units are not set up to where you can use flexible hoses. It has to be hard plumb.
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I live in Gulf Shores AL and have a in ground gunite pool 14 X 28 kidney shape will this heater work on my pool for May thru October use?
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Hello Don- The RayPak Compact Series Pool Heat Pump 85,000 BTUs - 013601 will be perfect for your pool size and location.
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At over 200 pounds, how is this unit shipped - what carrier and any other restrictions.
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Hi. This unit will be ship using LTL truck. The carrier will vary, you can reference our How To: Receive a Truckline Delivery From INYOPools.
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I received my 4450 heat pump and it came with 1 1/2" fittings to connect to my other plumbing. But all my plumbing is 2" do I need to get some 2" fittings as the manual says, should be at least equal in size to the main pool/spa circulation piping. Or do I just go from the 1 1/2" provided to 2" from the unit to the main return line? Thanks
Don
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Hi, Don. You can just use an adapter to connect your 2" plumbing to the 1-1/2" pvc unions.
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I have a 15’x 34’ in ground salt water pool in McAlester,OK. Will this unit be able to handle this pool? Also his model heats and cools correct?
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Hi, Jordan. This unit is smaller than what is recommended. You can use Raypak Heat Pump Heater Sizing program to confirm which size unit will work best for your pool.
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WILL THIS HEAT PUMP REQUIRE A 220 OR 110 ELECTRIC WIRING. MY POOL HAS 10,000 GALLONS. HOW LONG WILL IT TAKE TO WARM MY POOL.
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Hi, Ricardo. This unit requires 230 volts. Several variables will need to factor like pool temp, air temp, desired temp, humidity level etc.
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NEED TO KNOW WHAT SIZE BREAKERS AND WIRE SIZE 6 OR 8 GAUGE.
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Hi, Ricardo. The wire size is will be based on the breaker size and whip length.
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I have a 24' round 52" tall above ground pool and live in Iowa. I wish to heat the pool to 82F from May to September. Is this the correct unit to purchase for my pool size?
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Hi, Dave. This size unit will be able to heat your pool. If you would like a shorter runtime, use a solar cover or a larger unit.
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I have a 27ft Round 52" pool..what would be the most appropriate size heat pump to buy. Live in Philly area. Thanks!
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Hello, This will be a good size for your pool.http://www.inyopools.com/Products/02200014074604.htm
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Thank you for your interest in Raypak. Depending upon the length of your swim season, the R4450 would heat that size pool. Do you keep a solar cover on the pool?
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I have a 12500 gallon in ground pool. Will this pump be the correct size we need?
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Hi, Kevin. Other factors like your geographical location, desired temperature and if a solar cover will be used are needed to determine if this unit will be sufficient for your pool.
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I live in Ohio and I do have a use a solar cover. I have read that a 83k unit is good up to 22000 gallon. With the use of the solar cover, the water temp is in the low 80's in the spring and fall. We would like it to stay in the mid to upper 80's.
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Hi, Kevin. This unit will be sufficient to keep your pool in the mid 80 from May - September.
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I have an above ground 18x33 oval pool. 54" inches high. roughly 14,000 gallons in Iowa. I would like to heat from May 1 to Sept 30. What size would be sufficient?
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Todd, I would suggest the Raypak Compact Series Heat Pump 80,000 BTU - 016631 at minimum for your 18' x 33' pool. The higher you go in BTU the faster you will get your water to temperature and would be a matter of preference if you wanted to go higher.
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I have a 24 above ground round in Upstate NY. Will this be the best electric unit for the pool and can you confirm that this can be left in the elements and does not have to be in a shed.
Thank you,
Mike
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Hi Mike, Yes this would be a great Heater for your application and is the one we recommend. You would be fine leaving this in the elements and would not need to be brought indoors for the winter.
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We have a 30' round above ground pool. Is he 80k btu unit sufficient to give us a longer season? We have a solar cover that we use but it would be nice to extend our season.
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Hi Jack, If you are looking to extend the season by a month at the beginning and end of the season then yes this 80,000 BTU heat pump would be sufficient. Based on the price difference I would go with this 119,000 BTU Raypak Heat Pump as you will get a lot more heating ability and it is currently only $120 more than the 80,000 BTU.
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If i am using 2 inch od flexible hose, can I use a 1 1/2 inch adapter to plumb in and out of the heater, or do
i need to use solid 1 1/2 inch pvc all the way?
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I am looking for a pool heater with a chiller. My pool is approx 35,000 gallons. Can you send me information on the type of units you have available for this
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why is flexible pipe not suitable for a Raypak pool heat pump?
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Good day,If you follow the guidelines of the install. You would be able to use the Flex PVCWater connections from the unit to the main return line can be PVC pipe or flexible pipe approved for the purpose and, in either case, should be at least equal in size to the main pool/spa circulation piping. 4. Shut Off/Diverter valves, preferably three-way valves which allows for a bypass route, on the inlet and outlet lines of the HPPH are required if: • water flow to the unit will exceed 40gpm (151lpm) for 2450-4450 models or 80gpm (303lpm) for 5450-8450 models • to protect (completely bypass) the unit from any harmful chemical treatments (i.e. Acid wash, back-to-back super chlorinators, stain treatments, etc.); or • to be able to isolate the unit for service/repair or freeze preparation and still allow pool/spa circulation to continue
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