14,8KBTU Premium Above Ground Swimming Pool Heater Pump (97584623)

We have had a cool summer so technically the water should be ice cold. While this doesn’t make the water luke warm it does heat the water and increase the temp so even though when you get into the pool you are cold, you instantly adapt and warm up. If I didn’t have this I wouldn’t be able to swim due to the cooler than usual weather.

I got a pool heater pump for my above ground pool. When I opened the box the fan blade was broken. I emailed the manufacturer and with in the hour. I had a reply with a new blade being shipped out the next day. I must say Lynn was Great and I was impressed with her level of customer service. Would I buy from them again MOST DEFINITELY!! Thanks again LYNN!

After long time trying different heating products finally one that works. My pool is 2600 gallon and it keeps it at 87°F. At the beginning my filter run for 10hr so it couldn't pass 80°, now I'm running the filter constant and it arrived to 90°F (which was too hot) PS the weather is 70 during the day, 60 at night

I got E06 at first because I had the inlet and outlet swaps. Once swapped it heated things up quick.

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I have an Intex 9’ x 18’ foot pool, rated at 4,500 gallons (and admitted overfilled exceeding the 4,500 gallons). The pool comes with a pump and filter rated at 1,500 gallons / hour. I use a solar cover designed for the specific pool. I purchased and installed this ECO tech pool heater. Below are my experiences:- Using a homemade restrictor, I throttled back the flow from about 1,500 gallons per hour to about 750 gallons per hour.- Heater draws 7.5amps on 110 volts.- The heater has maintained the pool temperature at about 8 degrees above ambient average. (ambient outdoor temperature has varied between 60 degrees and 80 degrees, average is 70 degrees. Pool is maintained at 78 degrees). It’s key to note that the pool water temperature reported is fully circulated (top to bottom) and not just the surface temperature.- As the pool temperature was about 50 degrees when I started, it took almost a full week to achieve thermal equilibrium (i.e. the 8 degrees above ambient average).I purchased a second heater and run them in series. Pool temperature is maintained at about 16 degrees above ambient average. It’s currently cool here at this point in the year. Ambient average is around 70 degrees, pool temperature is maintained at around 85 degrees (fully circulated).It’s important to note that a solar cover is critical to the retention of heat. Without the cover, I seen little to no temperature gain during this time of the year. As I restricted the flow through the filter connected to the heating system, I added a second pump and filter system independent to the heating system to assist in keeping the pool clean.I’m very pleased with the performance that I’m seeing. Looking forward to it getting slightly warmer and the water hitting about 95 degrees.

I have an above ground pool that holds roughly 1500 gallons. I am running an Intex Krystal Clear filter pump that is rated at 1500 GPH. The filter pump has 1.5” threaded connections. Instead of using thinner plastic “hose”, I purchased 2 Intex 1.25” compression to 1.5” threaded adapters and 2 of their thicker connecting tubes that connect with the threaded nut on both ends. The Intex 1.25” adapter side slides snuggly over the adapters that come with the heater (which attach to the water inlet and outlet connections on the heater itself) and then it is a simple process to **** on the threaded nut that is on the hose. I am in Florida and temps are right now in the mid-60’s F at night and mid-80’s F during the day. With a solar cover on, the heater was able to bring the water temp from 70 degrees F to 82 degrees F in about 10-12 hours (my floating thermometer verified the temp read out on the heater unit). I had the heater temp set to 85 degrees F but I turned the unit off as I wanted to see how much heat loss I would have over night. I only lost about 5 degrees. I started the filter pump and heater again in the morning and roughly 6 hours later the pool reached 85 degrees F and the heater turned off as it was supposed to. It is working as advertised and I am happy at this point!

This heater has been installed and used for 3 weeks, and so far it has been very good! My swimming pool has about 3000 gallons of water, and I cover it with a solar blanket at night. The heater took two days to heat my pool from 65F to 82F, very happy! Easy to install, customer service is perfect, what else do we expect? Value for money, highly recommended!