Installation
Procedures
Unit Inspection
Inspect your unit very carefully before installing. Make sure there has been no damage to the evaporator fins or there are no punctures or
THE UNIT MUST BE TRANSPORTED IN THE UPRIGHT POSITION AT ALL TIMES AND MUST NOT BE DROPPED OR TAILGATED. DAMAGE TO THE UNIT DURING TRANSPORTATION IS NOT THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE MANUFACTURER.
Unit Location
PRO400, PRO600, PRO1000
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Figure 1 - Unit Location
Once the unit has been inspected and | to maintain the efficiency of the unit. | in all units for adequate removal of | ||
cleared of any transportation damage, | ||||
A minimum of 36” of clearance | condensation and rainwater. ALL | |||
it is now time to locate the pool | ||||
between the front of the unit (access | UNITS WILL HAVE CONDENSATION. | |||
heater. It is very important to | ||||
panel area) and any obstruction must | THIS SHOULD NOT BE MISTAKEN | |||
understand the location of the unit for | ||||
be maintained to allow maintenance | FOR A LEAK IN THE UNIT. | |||
the best performance of operation. | ||||
on the unit when necessary. |
| Plumbing | ||
See Figure 1 for location |
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The unit should be located on a solid | ! CAUTION | |||
recommendations. | ||||
level surface, a minimum of 36”x 36” | ||||
A minimum of 18” of clearance | for proper drainage. |
| Where freezing weather is encountered, | |
between the evaporator coils and |
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Make sure any sprinkler heads are not | the detachable connection/union | |||
shrubs, fences, walls, etc. must be | ||||
directly spraying water on the unit. | (provided on PRO1000) must be installed | |||
maintained for adequate air intake. | ||||
While heat pumps are made for an | immediately adjacent to the heater to | |||
A minimum of 5’ of vertical clearance | ||||
outdoor environment, they are not | facilitate servicing and draining of the | |||
between the top of the unit and any | ||||
designed to have sprinkler water | heat exchanger. Draining is necessary | |||
roof overhang or other obstructions | ||||
constantly spraying them. NOTE: This | to prevent damage to the condenser | |||
must be maintained in order to | ||||
type of constant watering directly | shell and coil due to the expansion | |||
prevent the | ||||
on the unit can void your warranty. | of freezing water. | |||
back into the evaporator coils. This is | ||||
Condensation drain holes are provided | The minimum water circulation | |||
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| heater is 25 gallons per minute and the | |
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| maximum capacity is 80 gallons per | |
| UNIONS (INCLUDED WITH PRO1000) | minute. | ||
| Do not install a water shutoff valve in | |||
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| the piping from the outlet of the pool | |
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| heater to the pool or spa. However, a | |
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VALVE |
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| chlorinator. The chlorinator must be | |
CHLORONATOR |
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| to do so may void the warranty. | ||
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| WATER OUT | POOL | If you have an | |
| TO POOL | please take note of any special | ||
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| COLD WATER |
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Figure 2 - Recommended installation layout |
| Figure 2 shows the recommended | ||
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