I have an above the ground 15 feet round pool, what kind of electric heater do I need?
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The Raypak Crosswind 65-I is designed for above-ground pools and would be appropriate for the size of your pool. Anything 60k btu or higher would work well.
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Will this work with my 24’ above ground? Also is the estimated delivery time of 3-7 days accurate for delivery to Ohio?
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Hi Justin, Yes this would be adequate for a 24' round above-ground pool, if you were looking to add a month onto the spring season and extend another month for pool closing. Yes 3-7 days is accurate for delivery to Ohio
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Would this work to heat a 33K inground pool 5-6 degrees in the spring and fall and also cool 5-6 in the hot days of summer. We live outside of dallas and our pool is already 88...
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Hello Alisha. The Raypak CrossWind Heat/Cool Pump 65-I is NOT suitable for a 33K gallon inground pool. This RayPak model is designed for above ground pool applications. Inground Heat/Cool units such as the Hayward HeatPro Heat Pump 120K BTU (Heat/Cool) HP32104T or the RayPak Classic Series 137K BTU (Heat/Cool) R8450Tl-E-HC would be more appropriate for a pool with a volume of 33,000 gallons. Classic Series Heat Pump 137,000 BTU (Heat/Cool) - 016037 HeatPro Heat Pump 120,000 BTU (Heat/Cool) - HP31204T
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I have a 12 /32 with sun deck so around 8000 would 61 btu heat cool pump work
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If the pool is 8,000 gallons, it would not be enough. The minimum BTU size should be 67,000BTU. Raypak Heat Pumps https://www.inyopools.com/productlisting/heat_pumps_raypak.aspx
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I have an inground pool that is very shallow and holds about 10,000 gallons. Would this work for a pool of that capacity?
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Hi Richard, you would need at least an 85,000 BTU heater to heat your pool 1 degree per hour, so we would recommend something bigger. Any of the inground heat pumps will be fine for an above-ground pool. See our article on How Long Does It Take to Heat a Pool? for more comprehensive information to be sure you get something that will fit your needs.
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Hi, do you offer or recommend a steel platform that can be used to mount this to? I am trying to find a suitable steel platform to use as the base. Thank you.
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Hi Alec and thank you for your question. The manufacturer recommends mounting the heater to a concrete pad that is at least 4" thick and at least 3000PSI. They do not recommend installing it on a steel platform.
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