Taylor Pool Heat Pump owner manual Water Inlet and Outlet Connections

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WATER INLET AND OUTLET CONNECTIONS

For your own security, and to ensure proper operation of the unit, the water connec- tion must be performed by a qualified person as per all applicable national, provin- cial, state or local codes.

For all Eclipse (MP) models, connection pipes are 1 1/2 inches in diameter. For all Generation (CP) models, the connection pipes are 2 inches in diameter. For all the pool heaters, we recommend (obligatory for the Eclipse series) the installation of a set of valves allowing to isolate the pool heater from the filtration system when necessary. (See the drawing below.) Moreover, you have to make sure that your pool heat pump may be disconnected from the pool pipes without having to stop the water pump or without losing great quantities of water.

Front View

Water Outlet

Water Inlet

aa

Set of valves

To adjust the water flow going through the pool heater, please adjust the by-pass valve (a) in the following way:

MP30 - MP50 : 3/4 opened

MP70 : 1/2 opened

All CP’s : Closed - the internal calibrated valve regulates the water flow, exception for those who have a water pump of 2hp or greater, adjust the valve to obtain the flows listed below.

If the previous settings are not respected, the pump or the pool heater may be over- charged and result in failure of your equipement.

Your water pump must provide the quantity of water indicated in the table below. These numbers must be used for each pool heat pump installed. A flow meter must be installed on the water inlet of the pool heater to know the exact water flow. Caution : many flow meters require a long distance of straight tubing on the inlet side to offer an adequate measurement.

 

Minimum

Ideal

Maximum

 

Eclipse

15 GPM(US)

20-30 GPM(US)

50

GPM(US)

 

Generation

25 GPM(US)

40-50 GPM(US)

65

GPM(US)

GMP(US) : American gallons (3,78l) per minute

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Pool Heat Pump specifications

The Taylor Pool Heat Pump is a state-of-the-art heating solution designed to provide efficient and effective temperature control for swimming pools. Emphasizing energy efficiency and environmental sustainability, this advanced heat pump utilizes cutting-edge technology to ensure optimal performance while minimizing operational costs.

One of the key features of the Taylor Pool Heat Pump is its inverter technology. This innovation allows the unit to adjust its heating output based on the pool's current temperature, ensuring that it operates at the most efficient level. By running at variable speeds, the heat pump can maintain steady water temperatures without the significant energy spikes associated with traditional heating systems. This efficiency helps pool owners save money on energy bills while still enjoying a comfortably heated swimming environment.

Another notable characteristic of the Taylor Pool Heat Pump is its high COP (Coefficient of Performance). This metric indicates how effectively the heat pump converts electrical energy into heat. With a COP that frequently exceeds 5.0, the Taylor Pool Heat Pump showcases its ability to deliver more than five units of heating for every unit of electricity consumed, making it one of the most powerful and efficient options on the market.

The construction of the Taylor Pool Heat Pump is also designed to withstand the elements. Featuring a durable casing and weather-resistant components, the unit is built to endure harsh outdoor conditions without compromising performance. This robustness extends the lifespan of the heat pump, making it a reliable choice for pool owners who seek long-term heating solutions.

Additionally, the Taylor Pool Heat Pump operates quietly, thanks to its advanced sound-dampening features. This design consideration allows users to enjoy their pool area without the distraction of loud mechanical noises, making it a pleasant environment for relaxation and entertainment.

For ease of use, the Taylor Pool Heat Pump incorporates smart technology, enabling remote control and monitoring via smartphone applications. This modern feature allows pool owners to adjust settings, track energy usage, and schedule heating cycles, all from the convenience of their mobile devices.

In summary, the Taylor Pool Heat Pump stands out with its inverter technology, high COP, durable construction, quiet operation, and smart capabilities. Together, these features create a comprehensive and user-friendly heating solution that enhances the pool experience while promoting energy efficiency and sustainability. Whether used in residential or commercial settings, the Taylor Pool Heat Pump is designed to meet the diverse needs of pool owners worldwide.
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