MANTENIMIENTO Y OPERACION (continuación)

Calculando el Tiempo de Calentamiento Inicial

El tiempo que se toma inicialmente en calentar su piscina o spa depende de varios factores.

Primero, determine cuantos galones de agua son los que se van a calentar. Conociendo esto, luego usted puede calcular el equivalente de agua en libras, y los BTU necesarios para calentar el volumen de agua a la temperatura deseada.

A continuación determine la producción aproximada de BTU de la bomba de calor a la temperatura actual del medio ambiente; puede encontrar literatura del producto en www.aquacal.com o contacte al Departamento de Asistencia al Cliente de AquaCal en el número telefónico 727-823-5642 o para asistencia en Español a HornerXpress Worldwide en el (954) 938-5355). Finalmente decida a que temperatura desea mantener su piscina o spa.

La siguiente hoja de trabajo puede ser utilizada para calcular aproximadamente cuánto tiempo le tomará a su bomba de calor calentar el agua de la piscina o spa a la temperatura escogida. Tenga en cuenta que el tiempo de calentamiento puede variar debido a condiciones climáticas que se presenten mientras la bomba de calor esté en operación. El uso de una cubierta solar puede dramáticamente aumentar la rapidez del calentamiento y el mantener caliente la piscina.

Volumen de la Piscina (Longitud x Ancho x Profundidad Promedia) = _________ Pies Cúbicos

XGalones por pie cúbico (7.5) = ___________ Galones de la Piscina

X Libras por Galón (8.3) = ____________ Libras de Agua

¿Cuántos grados quiere aumentar la temperatura del agua de la piscina?

# de Grados ________ X Libras de Agua (según lo anterior) = ___________ BTU Requeridos

BTU Requeridos ______X BTU Producidos (bomba de calor) = ________ Horas de Operación

Factor de Ajuste Opcional para Climas Fríos

Horas de Operación (según lo anterior) ___ X 1.25 (15.6°C Factor de Temperatura Externa) =

_________ Horas de Operación a 15.6°C

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Aquacal 156, 101, 121, 110, 135 Calculando el Tiempo de Calentamiento Inicial, Factor de Ajuste Opcional para Climas Fríos

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