I have a 24 foot round above ground pool . Will this be adequate to heat this pool. I live in Southern Illinois.
We haven't any dealers here and that is also a concern for warranty and service!
Please --your thoughts
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Based on your pool size i would recommend the "raypac 130A" model number 011476 for propane and model number 011472 for natural gas, both heaters are 130000 BTU.
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I have a 24' round pool. I am going with a heat pump since gas or propane not an option. I'm thinking of the R4350ti (85k btu) or the 68k btu. Your thoughts?
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is the 68000 btu raypak 3350 for above ground pools ? I have a 21 ft round pool in Chicagoland area. 50000 btu or 68000 btu ?
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Hi John, for a 21' round above ground pool in Chicago I would suggest the 68,000 BTU Heat Pump.
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Better to get 50000 or 60000 BTU for 6000 gal pool
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Hello, the 68,000 BTU heat pump will heat the pool faster than the 50,000 BTU unit. The faster the pool heats up, the less it has to run, which translates into energy savings to you. We also recommend using a pool blanket to help retain the heat in the pool when not in use.
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I have a 30K gallon pool at 25 ft. Would the 68K Raypak heat pump work for that size?
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Hi, I have an inground pool, octagon, 4.5ft deep, 350 sq. ft, 10,500 gallons in Albany NYDo you think the 3350 pump will work to keep it at 80. ?How long to ship to Albany?
Thanks
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I have an 18x33 oval pool. I live in savannah ga what is the best heater to keep my pool warm all year long.
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I have a 24x24 521n. deep above ground pool. I live in Southeastern West Virginia. What heat pumps would you recommend. We want to go with electric.
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I'm looking to heat my pump - I'm located in CA - Glendale area. My pool is 450sqft/15000gal - and I use cover almost all the time. Goal is to be able use pool from April to end of October - will R3350ti work for me?
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I have a 24 foot round above ground pool located in southern New Hampshire what size heat pump unit would be needed, also what size propane heater would work.
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Hi, Bill. A 68K BTU unit is sufficient for a 24 ft round pools. For a gas heater, a 250K BTU would increase you pool temperature about 1 degree per hour.
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2nd question, would the Raypak R2350ti be able to handle a inground pool 14' x 15' , 3.5 feet deep.
Local area is in Santa Cruz, CA
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Hi. The Raypak R2350ti will be able too but it will have to run constantly depending on your desired temperature.
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How quickly will the 68,000 increase the temp in an above ground 18' pool located in NE PA where average air temps are low 70s?
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We live in northern NJ. Installed the 68,000 this spring. Compared to my last heat pump which was 50,000, the 68K was much faster. We have 24' round & it maybe took 1&1/2 to 2 days to bring it from 60s temp to mid 80's. I kept the solar cover on. Keith
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Hi! We are looking at buying a 18x40 oval pool. We live in West Virginia and would like the pool to be pretty warm. What size heater would be best?
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Hi, I Would recommend the 117K BTU or larger heat pump for a pool your size.
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I have A Pool 18000 Gallon , I Want to buy a pool Heater , but I don't The power How Many BTU i have to Choose
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Hi, We have a 18' round pool live in Massachusetts. Would like a electric heater what would you recommend ?
Thank You
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Hello Susan- I would recommend going with the RayPak Compact Series Pool Heat Pump 85,000 BTUs - 013601 as well as using a solar cover or Natural Chemistry COVER FREE 1 Gallon - 07109.
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What is the leaving hot water from the heat pump unit?
is the leaving hot water from a heat pump higher than the leaving hot water form a traditional gas heating equipment?
thx,
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Hi. The top port is the outlet the bottom is the inlet. The temperature of the water leaving a heat pump is lower than a traditional gas heater.
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I live in El Paso, Texas and have a 14,000 gallon in-ground pool. Looking for a good option for an electric heat pump?
Looking to have a temperature of 85 degrees for the months of March - October
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Hello, This will be a good heat pump for your size pool. http://www.inyopools.com/Products/04000014059898.htm
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Hi. I have a 9500 gal. inground pool, with attached spa, in central Florida. Would this model R3350ti do the trick?
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Hello, We would recommend getting 110k or more Btus for your size pool.
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Surface area x temp rise x 12 = BTU req to heat. What is the surface area? Use formula to figure what size heat pump you may want to order.
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I have a 8' diamiter inground spa that is 3.5' deep. It is attached to a pool but have no need to heat entire pool. only want spa heated to 100-120 degrees. will the 3450 be able to accomplish?
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The Compact Series Heat Pump 62,000 BTU - 016635 MODEL # R3450TI-E range is 65°F – 104°F for spa use and range is 65°F – 95°F for pool use. The 62,000 heat pump will raise the temperature by 1-degree every 15-minutes for the spa with approximately 1038 gallons. You will need to use Natural Chemistry COVER FREE 32 Oz - 07100 to prevent evaporation 80% of heat loss is due to evaporation.
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I have a 26X15X52 above ground pool in Northern New Jersey. What heat pump do you recommend? Thanks.
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Hi Gary, This 62,000 BTU unit would be a good-sized unit for you if you are looking to extend your pool season by 1 month in the spring and 1 month at the end of the season.
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Thanks for the response. is there any down side to getting a bigger unit? Like a 95K or 110K?
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Hi Gary, No the larger unit will heat faster and bring your pool up to a higher temp. You do need to make sure you have a large enough breaker to handle the larger unit. Typically the largest breaker you will need is a 60 amp dedicated breaker.
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How do I determine the BTU requirement? I live in Spicewood TX. Pool is 13,000 gallons.
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Hi Troy and thank you for your question. Are you trying to extend your season by a month or 2 or do you want to be able to swim year-round? You can use this guide if you have an inground pool and this guide if it is an above-ground pool to calculate what you need. Per the inground heater recommendations, your pool would need to be about 150 square feet or less in surface area to get a 1 degree per hour rise in temperature for this 62,000 BTU heater. Do not neglect the cost of running your pump while the heater is running as well. It is generally more economical to get a larger heater to keep your pump running less. Send us some more details and we would be happy to help you select a properly-sized heater.
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