I have a Ultra Frame Pool is this a good heater for my pool? If yes will I have to change the pump
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I wish I could help you but I don't know. All I can tell L you is you have to replumb the filter system and it uses a lot of propane.
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I wish I could help you but I don't know. All I can tellL you is you have to replumb the filter system and it uses a lot of propane.
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The heater heats my 28' round by 54" above ground pool. However if you have a cartridge filter (pump) then you ABSOLUTELY MUST get another pump. I suggest a sand filter system depending on your size of pool, from 50-100lb sand filter and a minimum 3/4 hp pump. You can get a Hayward set up for approx 300-400 if you shop around. Or buy used.
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Just got it installed at end of season so I am not sure how good or fast it will work. We had it converted to natural gas and did not change any other parts on pool or filter system. Only hassle we had was running the natural gas line to heater.
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I used the pool pump and that works fine on our 15 foot pool. But big mistake choosing the propane version, it uses a lot of fuel. If you can run a natural gas line to the heater, that would be the way to go. Also capacity is modest, but not the heater's fault, it's just a small unit.
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Hayward will be know help. I have been in contact with them over warranty work for over a month with no help yet.
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It will work, however if you use you pool allot or it gets dirty easily I would go with a bigger pump.
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If you are talking the Ultraframe pools yes it will work. This is the type that I have mine on. The skimmer has adapters for different hose connections
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Your pool holds around 13500 gallons and the rating for that pump is up to 25000 gallons. By rating it should do a great job. It works well on my 18' pool.
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yes it is. mine was the same size as yours and it worked great. Just make sure you keep up with your pool's cleaning schedule. My pool was almost under a tree, tree is gone and it was plenty of cleaning. The pump circulated everything very well and it was crystal clear water all summer long.
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Hi Pamela, I'm certainly not an expert on these heaters but when I called the company they expiated that the 400 is a little larger than the 333 and will heat the pool up quick but conversely burns more gas per hour. We bought it b/c it was for a vacation house we only use on weekends and needed it to heat quicker for short periods of time. I hope this help.Sincerely,Michael
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Im wondering if this worked for you? I have the same pool which is about 10,000 gallons- higher than the 7,000 it states. I read that you just need to look at how much the pump cycles per hour- was this one big enough for you? How's it working?
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I'm not sure if they will do that, but I don't see why not. Just DO NOT order it from PoolSuppliesUniverse. That's who I got it from through Amazon, and I'm not happy. Heater is fine, but it was over a week late, they dropped it at the end of my driveway without telling me. It was a disaster and after talking with the owner of the company who said he would refund shipping, so far nothing. So I'm disputing it through my Amex. Pain in the ass, and Amazon wasn't much help.
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No the pump that came with your pool is fine. I love my salt water pump. I just have to change the filter out every few days.
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i would say yes. You will need some adapters, eather from intex or from hardware store. As fare as the volume of filtration and chlorine generating system goes this will be big enough. As long as I understand your pool dimension are 18' x 48" deep, round pool. When you set it up it will depend on how many gallons your pool is. (6500- 8500) or so. The pump will run longer the bigger the pool. Yours maybe 4 hours or so. If you get it, take one of the hoses with you to the store I'm sure you can find something to work. Like I seid in another comment there is a lot of stuff on youtube of other people with Good ideas that work. Good luck. And enjoy i would say yes. You will need some adapters, eather from intex or from hardware store. As fare as the volume of filtration and chlorine generating system goes this will be big enough. As long as I understand your pool dimension are 18' x 48" deep, round pool. When you set it up it will depend on how many gallons your pool is. (6500- 8500) or so. The pump will run longer the bigger the pool. Yours maybe 4 hours or so. If you get it, take one of the hoses with you to the store I'm sure you can find something to work. Like I seid in another comment there is a lot of stuff on youtube of... » Read More i would say yes. You will need some adapters, eather from intex or from hardware store. As fare as the volume of filtration and chlorine generating system goes this will be big enough. As long as I understand your pool dimension are 18' x 48" deep, round pool. When you set it up it will depend on how many gallons your pool is. (6500- 8500) or so. The pump will run longer the bigger the pool. Yours maybe 4 hours or so. If you get it, take one of the hoses with you to the store I'm sure you can find something to work. Like I seid in another comment there is a lot of stuff on youtube of other people with Good ideas that work. Good luck. And enjoy « Show Less
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This pump should do fine with your pool. It does a great job and the condition of the water is awesome without the chlorine smell and fading of suits and toys.
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I have only had 1 warranty replacement of the electronics since 2010.You definitely want to check it occasionally and make sure it is running freely or you will burn it up.The 1600gph pump is rated for pools up to 12800 gals,so if that one is close to that I'd recommend upgrading to the 2650gal pump.Also make sure to backwash it at least 1x/mo to get rid of blockage in the sand from use.I usually watch the pressure gauge and when it gets close to the red I backwash it.
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Eugene, We replaced the EC65 with the EC65A. Our pool is an in ground. Hope this helps. bet
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Yes this will work fine. I change sand every 3 years if you're in a dusty area (TX/OK) and run the pump through winter. If you run the pump only during swim season then you can probably get 4-5 years out of a sand change. And use regular pool sand, not the weird stuff. Sometimes the big box stores sell it too. Happy swimming!
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Please look under: "Product Description". It states: 97GPM.I have this pump for several months and it is great. I have a pool of ~12,000G. I run the pump 4 times per day 1hr and 15 min per run. Did not notice any change on my electric bill. The water is clear (I Ozonate the pool when pump runs) and I use one 3" chlorine tablet per week.
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I replaced the same pn as you except B3 at end. I believe this will work fine, but this advice is worth what you paid for it ;') The most important I think is the frame type for connection to your pump. Took me a bit to figure out how to unscrew the pump impeller... after that, I forgot to switch from default 220V to 120V setting, then it was clean sailing, or swimming as the case may be.
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I just bought this and I have a 18 foot round above ground... I raised my temp 10 degrees in about 6 hours at initial start up. yesterday I had it at 82 degrees and turned it off over nite and came home next day from work and temp dropped to 70 degrees and I got it back up in a few hours. I live in Cleveland ohio and keep a solar cove on the pool to conserve the heat...it really matters how many gallons u have. call Hayward the got reallt good techs to answer ur questions,,,this pump was a steal for 1715.00 bucks