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| Its fair to say that heat pumps are by far the easiest to install of all pool heaters. Compact in size, they are easy to locate and quite straight forward to connect to your existing filtration plumbing. |
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Installation, while straight forward, will vary according to your existing filter configuration. The diagrams below provide a typical overview. For further details, please
click to Download a Manual for your preferred model. |
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: Most domestic models simply connect to an ordinary socket. Of course you need to ensure adequate capacity on the circuit concerned. Consult your electrician if in doubt. |
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: The main requirement is a Bypass Arrangement - pictured below - this allows "fine-tuning" of water flow to and from the heat pump. |
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: A heat pump performs best when supplied with good air ventilation. We recommend at least 600mm clear (outdoor) space on both the front and rear of the unit. |
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Typical PVC Plumbing Hardware Required |
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gate valves |
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elbows & t-pieces |
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pipe (class 12) |
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Typical Tools Required |
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screwdrivers |
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hacksaw |
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pliers |
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glue, teflon tape |
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Installing a Heat Pump
