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What Size Heat Siphon Do I Require ?There are three basic sizes / models of Heat Siphon, all based on the Compressor Horsepower: 2.25HP, 3.25HP and 5.0HP. Sizing depends on your pools heat loss, the length of the swimming season required and type of pool (i.e. skimmer or overflow). To discuss your sizing requirements please Contact Us, Back to Top
How Do You Install A Heat Siphon ?Heat SiphonŽ is Very Simple to Install. All that is required is a dedicated 220 Volt AC circuit breaker and a water flow of between 110 and 360 LPM. Heat SiphonŽ can be installed by yourself or you use use an independent contractor recommended by Cyprus Heat Pumps. General Installation Info: LOCATION - Heat SiphonŽ needs fresh air so it must be outdoor in the open - NO PUMP ROOMS OR SHEDS and it should be downstream of the pump and filter and upstream of any chlorinators. PLUMBING - Heat SiphonŽ is plumbed right into your pool or spa filter circulating system just like a length of PVC pipe. AND NO COPPER HEAT SINK PIPES are required. Just plumb standard 1.5" or 2" schedule 40 PVC pipe directly into Heat SiphonŽ's heat exchanger by simple slip glue joints. WIRING - 220 volt ac electric power from a dedicated circuit breaker is the only "fuel" required to power the unit. IT'S THAT SIMPLE
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Where can a Heat Siphon be located ?The Heat Siphon will perform well in any outdoor location provided three (3) things are present -
Heat Siphon may be installed
virtually anywhere outdoors. Unlike a gas heater it has no draft or
pilot light problem in a windy area. Direct sunlight is not a concern
since Heat Siphon's cabinet is made of a UV stabilized, flame
retardant plastic. 1. Allow 24 to 36 inches of open area all
around the Heat Siphon for good air circulation and service access. .How Close To Your Pool? Normally, the pool pump and Heat Siphon are installed close together and within 25 feet of the pool. The longer the distance from the pool, the more heat loss from the piping. Since most of the time the piping is buried, the heat loss is minimal for runs of up to 50 feet (50 feet to and from the pump = 100 feet total) unless the ground is wet or the water table is high. A very rough estimate of heat loss per 100 foot is 2500 BTU/hr for every 10° F difference in temperature between the pool water and ground surrounding the pipe, which translates to about 3% to 5% increase in run time.
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What Models Are Available ?
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What Is The Warranty On A Heat Siphon ?
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