Exactly how im going to do it, except i will put a check valve before the chemical dispenser so that if it is off, the chemicals can't seap into the heater. Thanks for the video
WOW I love it!! I never thought of using PVC for plumbing the filter & heater in, looks so clean, can't wait to do mine this weekend all in PVC, great video and thanks for that GREAT idea!
I was a little concerned about the mixed reviews, but I used it last year and hooked it up again this year and it was great th-cam.com/users/postUgkx-izdrK3eF-HMvjzeBOxToD6Fx-4ulJUh . I couldn't get my 10' Intex pool above 76 degrees the year prior and last year I got it to 90 and had to put ice in it. This worked so well! I have just 1 mat hooked up to a 1,000 GPH Intex pump and it makes a significant reduction in the flow rate coming back into the pool, but that is to be expected with how far the water has to travel through the mat.
Nice clean plumbing. Not trying to bust chops, but those outlets should be at least 6 ft from the edge of the water. And the heater also needs to be bonded by grounding wire to the frame of the pool. That grounding rod you have now is great but make sure its grounded to the pool frame also. Tie the grounding wire from the heater into the same wire as the pump. That way it is also bonded to the frame of the pool. Otherwise looks great!
Can I ask what your experience is with this? Not being a dick just genuinely curious. Friend of mine and myself are starting to do gas line install and heater installs and piping heater to filter and pool and definitely want to be as professional as possible so I’d really like to have a full understanding of what exactly it is you’re talking about with the electrical side.
I didn't think about that with the outlets. Good info, thanks. I grounded the frame last yr because a few other people on here told me that also. Thanks again.
Great instructions. We just put a 30ft above aground in last July. Looking to get something to heat pool first and last few months of the season. Yours is pretty sophisticated and complicated. I hoping to make this much more simple, if I can. ( my husband will not have any part of a project like this) lol. But I might be back for some questions or tips, once I do a little more research.
Yes to the person below that mentioned the check valves. Great plumbing! The one thing before commenting is codes. Not sure what your code requirements are. What I do know is in Texas they required the gas line to be buried and then coming up to the appliance, whatever that might be. That may have been done, just not sure from the video. I noticed you used a copper rod. In my opinion you can't have enough of those. My last pool I had was prior to 2014 and bonding wasn't a word. Today it seems that bonding is a thing and was wondering if your pool is bonded. Fancy name for grounding the way I see it and the expense of more to do with the same end results. Definitely envied for the heater...bet that is super nice! ENJOY!!!
Great video can you please update us on the pentair pool heater, do you like it, would you recommend it. I am looking to purchase a pool heater it would be great to hear your feedback.
I have my heater for 4 years now... not one problem so far. I love it. I have a tarp I cover it with, and I disconnect the pipes and store them in my basement over the winter. So I take care of it.
I have a oval pool 18'x33"x52, the pool guy recommended a LP gas, Hayward H series 150K BTU, I'm in NY. He figured by the pool water surface, not gallons, make sense? 150kBTU is enought? I hate to get a heater that will be running at max to give 1° an hour. LP is not chiep, $3.90 gl. If anyone have suggestions, pictures will be aprecieted.
You should have a check valve in between your heater and your chlorine feeder, so it doesn’t rot out your heater core when the highly concentrated chlorine traveling backwards
What size pump are you using ? I am looking at installing the exact same unit and wondering if a 1500GPH pump will create enough water flow for the heater to work efeciently
Fyi..we are having similar pool installed..electrical ppl were here and informed us if electrical box outlet is within 5 ft of waters edge...the steel sided pool HAVE to be bonded. Pool shop never told us...so we plan to have outlet set just over the 5 ft and under the 6 ft cord range. No matter what pool sellers tell you DONT put it on extension cord! Also needs a dedicated circuit.
The heater is on a dedicated line with a GFCI, its only sharing the same conduit with the box above it. I never knew about pool bonding, i looked it up, ill get it done... thanks.
How far did you run the 1" gas line into your house? Do you have a 1"" feed at the meter or 3/4"? Did you just tie it in somewhere in the basement? Nice job by the way, I'm thinking about buying the same heater.
Nice setup, thanks for sharing. How satisfied are you with the pool heater, is it the right size for your pool? How often do you run the heater and what temperature do you like to keep you pool set at? I have a similar setup however i've had lots of trouble with the heater coil leaking (somehow gets a hole) . Can you post a link for the chlorinator please. Thanks
I'm very happy with the heater. I only run the heater the night before we go in the pool, which is maybe once or twice a week. I like to keep the pool at 89 to 90 degrees. I beleive my chlorinator might be discontinued because I cannot find a link for it.
Great video. Can you explain how you connected the pvc to the sand filter. Are those female adapters? Also you mentioned that you added unions so you can disconnect. Can you explain what is used there and how thats done. Thanks
yes they are female threaded adapters, and i also used plumbers tape on the threaded end. I installed the unions so I can disconnect all the plumbing and store it over the winter in the house, and also so i can disconnect the filter to change the sand. They are female unions.
Our PSI gauge on our sand filter is no longer reading once heater was installed. Presser is strong at release. Any thoughts on what the issue might be?
Great job , im trying to hook up the water lines from my sand filter to the pentair heater and they are not the same size as my last heater so none of my hose fittings are the correct size , my question is did you hook up pvc fittings to the threaded male fittings on the pentair ?
Great video and nice work. Thanks for sharing! Can I ask what kind of connectors did you use from the pool inlet and outlet that usually use flexible hoses? I mean how did you transition from what usually takes a flex to the hard pipe pvc? Hope that makes sense. Thanks
Where ever the flex pipe attached to is usually threaded. So use a threaded 2 inch adaptor. www.lowes.com/pd/Charlotte-Pipe-2-in-x-2-in-dia-PVC-Schedule-40-Male-Male-Fitting/1000275799?cm_mmc=shp-_-c-_-prd-_-plb-_-ggl-_-LIA_PLB_142_Pipe-Fittings-_-1000275799-_-local-_-0-_-0&ds_rl=1286981&gclid=CjwKCAjw3cSSBhBGEiwAVII0Z4R-saYvKEpMQ-jClWvybHJvZlJgyISMrZciZ8aPFDtNpHA-UDTWnRoCYQQQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds
@@MrRobDale awesome thank you very much. Also was it necessary to use the 1" gas line? Could you get away with 1/2" or 3/4" from the source? Thanks again "BTW I'm buying the same unit you have.'
@@poljana good question. I had originally ran a 3/4" line to the heater, and before I fired it up my plumber friend came over and read from the manual that it specifically required a 1" line. So I had to replace the whole line lol. I had to tap in to the 1" gas line from the source coming into the basement at the front of the house. Don't make my mistake, read the manual lol.
Hi, I'm no expert on gas line size, but believe it or not, most residential natural gas lines run at 1.5 psi MAX! Based on this, the size of the line is based on 4 things: Distance from the gas meter to the heater, size of the pipe, number of appliances drawing from the meter, and btu requirements of the heater. I ran 1" flexible poly gas line underground with risers on both ends that tied to CSST (corrugated stainless steel gas tubing) that connected to 1" black pipe within my basement. My actual heater (150k btu Raypak) uses a 3/4" inlet so I had to choke down the 1" to 3/4" at the heater, BUT this is much different than trying to run 3/4" the whole run (62' underground in my case). Next trip to Home Depot, pick up one of the Home Flex free install guides and it helps to explain the line sizes needed. You will never go wrong with larger pipe other than a bit more cost vs smaller.
Comment just on electrical ground rod should be driven all the way down into earth nothing sticking up second that’s a Romex indoor connector on yr power cord it should be a weatherproof connector it’s called a cgb connector
Only thing different I would have installed a much bigger heater. I can get my spa that’s connected to to pool from freezing to 102* in 35min. Installed a 4000btu Hayward
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I install pools for a living and I must say you done a great job!
thank you, it was my first time. I decided next summer to take it down and now install a built in swimming pool. lol
You were by far the best VID I watched going through this installation process including Haywards installation instructions....Thanx from NE OH
Exactly how im going to do it, except i will put a check valve before the chemical dispenser so that if it is off, the chemicals can't seap into the heater. Thanks for the video
Yes, good idea.
Thank you thank you thank you. You are right there is no good videos explaining. This helped so much.
Thank you
WOW I love it!! I never thought of using PVC for plumbing the filter & heater in, looks so clean, can't wait to do mine this weekend all in PVC, great video and thanks for that GREAT idea!
Thank you for this video. Easily the best I've seen so far
I was a little concerned about the mixed reviews, but I used it last year and hooked it up again this year and it was great th-cam.com/users/postUgkx-izdrK3eF-HMvjzeBOxToD6Fx-4ulJUh . I couldn't get my 10' Intex pool above 76 degrees the year prior and last year I got it to 90 and had to put ice in it. This worked so well! I have just 1 mat hooked up to a 1,000 GPH Intex pump and it makes a significant reduction in the flow rate coming back into the pool, but that is to be expected with how far the water has to travel through the mat.
Nice clean plumbing. Not trying to bust chops, but those outlets should be at least 6 ft from the edge of the water. And the heater also needs to be bonded by grounding wire to the frame of the pool. That grounding rod you have now is great but make sure its grounded to the pool frame also. Tie the grounding wire from the heater into the same wire as the pump. That way it is also bonded to the frame of the pool. Otherwise looks great!
Can I ask what your experience is with this? Not being a dick just genuinely curious. Friend of mine and myself are starting to do gas line install and heater installs and piping heater to filter and pool and definitely want to be as professional as possible so I’d really like to have a full understanding of what exactly it is you’re talking about with the electrical side.
I didn't think about that with the outlets. Good info, thanks. I grounded the frame last yr because a few other people on here told me that also. Thanks again.
Nice tutorials and you have nice work. Thank you for sharing.
Looks sick!
Thank I got this video and for the details.
Man you made the video I was struggling too find! Thank you
Thanks for your video it did help me a lot like you said no body put d plumbing in so I can fig how to conector it
Great instructions. We just put a 30ft above aground in last July. Looking to get something to heat pool first and last few months of the season. Yours is pretty sophisticated and complicated. I hoping to make this much more simple, if I can. ( my husband will not have any part of a project like this) lol. But I might be back for some questions or tips, once I do a little more research.
I'm right there with you on the husband part 😆
Yes to the person below that mentioned the check valves. Great plumbing! The one thing before commenting is codes. Not sure what your code requirements are. What I do know is in Texas they required the gas line to be buried and then coming up to the appliance, whatever that might be. That may have been done, just not sure from the video. I noticed you used a copper rod. In my opinion you can't have enough of those. My last pool I had was prior to 2014 and bonding wasn't a word. Today it seems that bonding is a thing and was wondering if your pool is bonded. Fancy name for grounding the way I see it and the expense of more to do with the same end results. Definitely envied for the heater...bet that is super nice! ENJOY!!!
Great video can you please update us on the pentair pool heater, do you like it, would you recommend it. I am looking to purchase a pool heater it would be great to hear your feedback.
I have my heater for 4 years now... not one problem so far. I love it. I have a tarp I cover it with, and I disconnect the pipes and store them in my basement over the winter. So I take care of it.
I have a oval pool 18'x33"x52, the pool guy recommended a LP gas, Hayward H series 150K BTU, I'm in NY. He figured by the pool water surface, not gallons, make sense? 150kBTU is enought? I hate to get a heater that will be running at max to give 1° an hour. LP is not chiep, $3.90 gl. If anyone have suggestions, pictures will be aprecieted.
Great video and instruction. Congrats and thank you for share, for sure this help a lot . May God Bless you
thank you
You should have a check valve in between your heater and your chlorine feeder, so it doesn’t rot out your heater core when the highly concentrated chlorine traveling backwards
Good idea, thanks
No need for check valve if he uses the bypass valve when the heater isn't running.
Pentair has stainless heating exchanger nothing will rot out. No need for check valve.
Very professional job
You need a check valve between the heater and the chlorinator
Excellent job sir, very informative
Great job and well explained. Thanks
Very clean piping!! 👍🏽
Thanks for the video, very ilustrative and useful.
Wich is the amount of gas consumption at maximum power per hour ?
What size pump are you using ? I am looking at installing the exact same unit and wondering if a 1500GPH pump will create enough water flow for the heater to work efeciently
Perfect installation !
Fyi..we are having similar pool installed..electrical ppl were here and informed us if electrical box outlet is within 5 ft of waters edge...the steel sided pool HAVE to be bonded. Pool shop never told us...so we plan to have outlet set just over the 5 ft and under the 6 ft cord range. No matter what pool sellers tell you DONT put it on extension cord! Also needs a dedicated circuit.
The heater is on a dedicated line with a GFCI, its only sharing the same conduit with the box above it. I never knew about pool bonding, i looked it up, ill get it done... thanks.
How far did you run the 1" gas line into your house? Do you have a 1"" feed at the meter or 3/4"? Did you just tie it in somewhere in the basement? Nice job by the way, I'm thinking about buying the same heater.
Nice setup, thanks for sharing. How satisfied are you with the pool heater, is it the right size for your pool? How often do you run the heater and what temperature do you like to keep you pool set at? I have a similar setup however i've had lots of trouble with the heater coil leaking (somehow gets a hole) . Can you post a link for the chlorinator please. Thanks
I'm very happy with the heater. I only run the heater the night before we go in the pool, which is maybe once or twice a week. I like to keep the pool at 89 to 90 degrees. I beleive my chlorinator might be discontinued because I cannot find a link for it.
Nice set up
thank you
is the heater and pool pump ran off the same breaker?
hey Rob ,
quick question
how big is your concrete pad you poured for that???
John
looks great mate
How bout winter. Do you have to winterize it so it won’t freeze and burst any piping
Great video. Can you explain how you connected the pvc to the sand filter. Are those female adapters? Also you mentioned that you added unions so you can disconnect. Can you explain what is used there and how thats done. Thanks
yes they are female threaded adapters, and i also used plumbers tape on the threaded end. I installed the unions so I can disconnect all the plumbing and store it over the winter in the house, and also so i can disconnect the filter to change the sand. They are female unions.
Please add a check valve between the heater and the chlorinator as soon as possible. Will cost you a heater in a few years if you do not.
Its funny to see someone go through the hassle of adding a bypass (which is great!) But forgetting a simple check valve lol
What is a check valve? Newby here..trying to plan my pool plum for this new pool
@@ThePetra88888 only allows water to flow in one direction.
You don't want highly chlorinated water flowing back into the heater, it'll destroy it
I believe the ground has to go all the way around the pools now at 4 different points.
Thanks
Great video
Yeah man! Great video, thank you. I'm curious what is controlling when the pump runs? Thank you for doing this.
Great job thank you
Looks great !!
Man I wish you showed how you did hookup to your house propane
Thank for video
I have the same unit. I was going to try to hook up to the existing flex.
Can you please do a Walk through of how you primed the heater before the first use
Our PSI gauge on our sand filter is no longer reading once heater was installed. Presser is strong at release. Any thoughts on what the issue might be?
Thank you for the video. I'm about to do mine. After 1 year is it working good for you?
Great job , im trying to hook up the water lines from my sand filter to the pentair heater and they are not the same size as my last heater so none of my hose fittings are the correct size , my question is did you hook up pvc fittings to the threaded male fittings on the pentair ?
I think most heaters/heatpumps come with 2 inch unions so you just need 2x1.5 reducers.
How long is the power cord on the 125K heater
Hi thanks great video, question is do you have the heater on a timer to work in connection with the pump? Or does it come on with water flow?
The heater turns on and off with temperature setting. I keep it set at 91, so it maintains 91° all day, everyday unless I turn it off.
Great video and nice work. Thanks for sharing! Can I ask what kind of connectors did you use from the pool inlet and outlet that usually use flexible hoses? I mean how did you transition from what usually takes a flex to the hard pipe pvc? Hope that makes sense. Thanks
Where ever the flex pipe attached to is usually threaded. So use a threaded 2 inch adaptor. www.lowes.com/pd/Charlotte-Pipe-2-in-x-2-in-dia-PVC-Schedule-40-Male-Male-Fitting/1000275799?cm_mmc=shp-_-c-_-prd-_-plb-_-ggl-_-LIA_PLB_142_Pipe-Fittings-_-1000275799-_-local-_-0-_-0&ds_rl=1286981&gclid=CjwKCAjw3cSSBhBGEiwAVII0Z4R-saYvKEpMQ-jClWvybHJvZlJgyISMrZciZ8aPFDtNpHA-UDTWnRoCYQQQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds
@@MrRobDale awesome thank you very much. Also was it necessary to use the 1" gas line? Could you get away with 1/2" or 3/4" from the source? Thanks again "BTW I'm buying the same unit you have.'
@@poljana good question. I had originally ran a 3/4" line to the heater, and before I fired it up my plumber friend came over and read from the manual that it specifically required a 1" line. So I had to replace the whole line lol. I had to tap in to the 1" gas line from the source coming into the basement at the front of the house. Don't make my mistake, read the manual lol.
Hi,
I'm no expert on gas line size, but believe it or not, most residential natural gas lines run at 1.5 psi MAX! Based on this, the size of the line is based on 4 things: Distance from the gas meter to the heater, size of the pipe, number of appliances drawing from the meter, and btu requirements of the heater. I ran 1" flexible poly gas line underground with risers on both ends that tied to CSST (corrugated stainless steel gas tubing) that connected to 1" black pipe within my basement. My actual heater (150k btu Raypak) uses a 3/4" inlet so I had to choke down the 1" to 3/4" at the heater, BUT this is much different than trying to run 3/4" the whole run (62' underground in my case). Next trip to Home Depot, pick up one of the Home Flex free install guides and it helps to explain the line sizes needed. You will never go wrong with larger pipe other than a bit more cost vs smaller.
Good job
I'm replacing an older raypak, plumbing is there but different.
Hi good morning I need to buy that type of filter and the pump. Can you please tell me the size thank you very much.
Thanks lot i have question how you connect 110 volt powe to heater could able make video how to
I ran a conduit out to the pool with a GFCI receptacle.
What is the model of the Pentair heater?
Why is it i read everywhere that you shouldnt use anything less than schedule 80? Is that overkill?
Schedule 80 is overkill.
Check valve?
Comment just on electrical ground rod should be driven all the way down into earth nothing sticking up second that’s a Romex indoor connector on yr power cord it should be a weatherproof connector it’s called a cgb connector
What's the breaker
Hello. Did you ground the pool?
yes, after i made this video someone else commented on here to tell me about that.
Is that a Pentair Master temp 125M
I dont think it's a Master Temp. It's a 125 btu
No on the ground rod. It should be bonded to house ground
Only thing different I would have installed a much bigger heater. I can get my spa that’s connected to to pool from freezing to 102* in 35min. Installed a 4000btu Hayward
I am watching it now to install mine 😢
You should have hangers supporting the gas line but otherwise looks great