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VEVOR Pool Heat Pump Max 93390 BTU, Electric Pool Heater for Above & In-Ground Up to 22455 Gallons, All-DC Inverter Technology, WiFi & App Remote Control, Multiple Protection for Swimming Parties

Heating Capacity: 17.23~85.58kBtu/h

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I have VBPYCA-250. I direct wires with 8ga from panel to unit. Should the breaker be a GFCi breaker ?

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Yes, a GFCI breaker is required.

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What is the optimal compressor pressure (the guage on the side of the heat pump). Is it around 2?

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The optimal pressure value depends on the current ambient and water temperatures. Under normal conditions, the appropriate pressure range (as indicated by the high-pressure gauge) is 1.6–2.6 MPa; however, under extreme operating conditions, the pressure may exceed 3 MPa. If this response does not resolve your issue, please contact us again for assistance.

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I have a 1.5 hp pump/filter. I have a bypass installed before the heat pump. How do I gage how much to by pass? Its 76-80 ambient, 76 inlet water, heating to 85, what should the outlet water temp be to be most efficient?

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Water flow is optimal when the difference between the inlet and outlet water temperatures is 4°F (2°C). It is recommended to set the target temperature to 83°F. If this answer does not resolve your issue, please contact us again for assistance.

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The heat output must vary with the outside air temperatures. How low an outside temperature will it work in? i.e. what is the low temp shut off point? At 50, 60, 70 F, what will the BTU output be at these temps?

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The unit can operate at a minimum ambient temperature of -7℃, which is approximately 19°F; this is the lowest outdoor temperature at which it will function—there is no explicit “low temp shut-off point” stated, but operation ceases below -7℃.

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when your instruction reference the water pump i assume you are talking about the pool pump. Does the pool pump have to be hooked up through the heater. Mine is on its own circuit.

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No, the pump can remain on its own electrical circuit. The heater is normally connected through the plumbing system, not required to share the same electrical circuit.

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