What is The Temp range on thermostat? My pool also has a spa
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The heater has a setting for pools that goes up to 90° I believe. It also has a setting for spas I'm not sure How high it goes because I only use the heater for my pool. I don't believe you could separate the two functions out and heat both the pool and spa at the same time.
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I am not sure. We are putting our heater in this spring. I would call Hayward if you have any questions. They have been good to me.
30071
The thermostat has a maximum setting of 100 degrees. I keep mine set around 90 degrees. I have never put a thermometer on it to see how the set temp compares to actual temp. When I first installed the heater it took 3 or 4 days to reach the set temp. This was in the middle of winter and the water temp was probably around 50 degrees when I turned the heater on.
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Please do not buy....read reviews. However the temperature is adjustable. I just bought a Hotspa 2 person spa. With all the bells and whistles and platform deck it was 6k. Heats to 107. Keeps its temperature while on massage jets. Low power bills, plugs into standard outlet.
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I have a half filled turtle tank. I bought this a few days ago. My digital thermostat is at opposite end of the tank. Yesterday I noticed it rose to 82 degrees. The water was pretty warm to my hand. This may have something to do with the heat lamps being on as well. I now monitor the thermostat regularly and turn the water heater off periodically.
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My Spa seats 5-6, not sure of the watts but I had a large propane heater and replaced it with this Hayward 11-kilowatt heater and we are much happier with it. If you go witht the Hayward make sure you have an electrician wire it. If you don't use the right gage wire you will ruin the heater and void the warranty. I installed the heater exactly the way the manual tells you to and we have not had a problem. We don't keep our hot tub hot. We generally turn the heater about 3-4 hours before we want to use it.
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Don't know your temps. I am using it for Aqua fit classes in an outdoor pool that is heated to 80 but the winter wind feels cold.
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I'd start at 100 degrees. I like to keep mine about there. Then you can adjust up or down from there to whatever you like. If you have never owned a hot tub- make sure to not stay in it longer than say 30 minutes because you can get heat stroke easier than you think. We stayed in there for over an hour one time and it about killed us and it just crept up on us... Be safe! Have fun. =)
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I used this in a fiberglass swimming pool. I worked well there. I wouldn't think the temp will bother it.
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No, that is as high as it gets. From what I understand, all new hot tubs only go to 104F. It is a really nice hot tub though, I love it!!
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50°-90°F (10°-32°C) is the thermostat range, with a 1 degree differential. That said, you can't really set the thermostat on a particular temperature, but it doesn't take long to figure out where you want to set it. I have mine marked with a red sharpie so I can remember.
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I enstalled an outlet out side so that the therostat is actually located out side. When system is running it is only warm at best, I used it for a High Energy Furnace water drain that was freezing up and backing up inside the furnace. Only run it when temp gets in the 30's and lower. I would think that having the thermostat inside would nulify the device.....
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Dan, this would heat up any size pool. Our is moderate in size pool with spa. A small pool would heat up very quickly, and larger pool would take more time. You are putting ~ 250,000 btu/hr into the water, which is like 2.5 furnaces for a good size home up north. Once you get the pool or spa up to temperature, and it drops below setpoint, the heater will run briefly for a small pool, and a lot longer for a large one. THey'll pretty much keep any size pool heated, just depends on how long it has to run to heat it up initially, and then run time to keep it there. Hope this helps.
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Not sure but we heat the hot tub frequently from 68° to 101 and in Nov the pool from 68° to 89° and I haven't noticed a huge difference in my gas bill. It ranged from Aug at 24 ccf, Sept 24 ccf, Oct 24, Nov 84 ccf. The bill amount ranged from $35 to $85.00. Charged at $0.60280 a ccfIt heats up quickly also, Hope this helped!
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I don't know how many degrees it warms it up I just know it works. I think when we first filled up pool that our thermometer said the temperature was 75. After covered for a day in the sun the water temp rose to the 80s. After a couple of days we have a constant 90 to 92 degree water temp pool. Now, it will fluctuate if it is cloudy or if the cover is off for more than a day. We over our cover!
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I use it for hot water on a shower. I have not put a thermostat to it, but if you turn the temp all the way up it is scalding hot so I would suspect that it gets hotter than 140.
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Take a look at the Manufacturer's brochure - It provides performance data in terms of pool size and heat-up rate.www.pentairpool.com/pdfs/mastertempDS.pdf
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When I filled my spa, it took around 28-30 hours to get it to 104. Thats with the surrounding area at 45-50F degrees. The water started out at 54F degrees also, so roughly around 1-2 degrees per hour