Jacuzzi Inline Whirlpool Heater LH05000

$ 172.23

Score By Feature

Based on 46 ratings

Giftable

9.70

Value for money

9.60

Packaging

9.50

Satisfaction

9.50

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New in the box. The item comes with all necessary accessories.

Questions & Answers

Can anyone tell me if this device could bring the water temperature to 105 degrees in a 330 gallon hot tub? Is it necessary to use a circulation pump?

It will not carry out your instructions. This unit is made to work with Jacuzzi hot tubs that need to be refilled after each use. You fill the tub to your desired temperature, and the heater will keep it there but not significantly raise it. In addition, it necessitates the purchase of a separate pump. If you want to heat a spa from room temperature to 105 degrees, you'll need a heater that's a lot more powerful than this one.

I have a small pool with a capacity of 1200 gallons. Will this be enough to heat it? What temperature do you want it to be at?

No, I do not believe that is true. This whirlpool heater's sole purpose is to keep the water temperature constant. It is also not to be heated. I have a Jacuzzi whirlpool tub in my bathroom. as well as the in- For this purpose, a line heater has been created. It's very effective! I can unwind for an hour in it- and the water temperature is exactly the same as it was when I first entered!

I got my (ordered) unit. A copper coil was included in the package. Could someone please tell me where and how to install it? I'm at a loss for words. ?

a wire for ground

I have an 8-foot water trough that I'm using as a pool and, hopefully, a jacuzzi in the winter. Is this going to heat it up to the point where it feels like you're in a jacuzzi?

The heat is the only thing it controls. To begin, you must use very hot water.

Selected User Reviews For Jacuzzi Inline Whirlpool Heater LH05000

This heater consumes 1500 watts

4/5

"Will this heat my xx gallon hot tub, tank, or pool?" I've seen a lot of questions like that. This heater is 1500 watts, which is roughly equivalent to an electric tea kettle. br>Here's how to do it: br>P(kW) = 4 P(kW) = 4 P(kW) = 4 P(kW) = 4 P (T2-) 2 x L T1) / 3600br>br>T1 = Initial water temperaturebr>T2 = Final water temperatureT1 = Initial water temperaturebr>T2 = Final water temperature
4. 2 x (quantity of water in liters) x (temperature difference /3600br>For example, if I wanted to heat 1000 liters of water to 40 degrees Celsius in one hour, the formula would be: br>Power is equal to four. Power = 4200 x 0. 2 x 1000 x 40/3600br> Power = 46 in 011111br> 7 kilowatts (approximately 47,000 watts).