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Dura
7 Swimming Pool Air Heat Pump Heater (7 kw / 24000 Btu) 2010 model
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Dura
7 Swimming Pool Air Heat Pump Heater (7 kw / 24000 Btu)
DURATECH® heat pumps
utilize the sun’s free heat by collecting and absorbing
energy from the outside air. This energy is then transferred
to the pool water. Your existing pool pump circulates the
water through the heater and warms the pool. The unit contains
a fan that draws in outside air and directs it over the
surface of the EVAPORATOR (energy collector). The liquid
refrigerant within the EVAPORATOR coil absorbs the heat from
the outside air and the refrigerant becomes a gas. The warm
gas passes through the compressor where it is compressed to
form a very hot gas, which then passes through the CONDENSER
(water heat exchanger). It is here that the heat exchange
occurs as the hot gas gives up the heat to the cooler swimming
pool water circulating through the coil. The pool water
becomes warmer and the hot gas is cooling down as it flows
through the CONDENSER coil, returns to its liquid form and,
after passing through the expansion valve, the whole process
begins again. The use of a highly efficient, low sound rotary
or scroll compressor, a low noise fan and an oversized heat
exchanger, makes the unit to be extremely quiet in operation.
Example: the DURA 8 at 10m distance gives only 32 db(A).
Key Product
Feature's:
Model:
Dura 7 (Output 7KW)
Maximum pool volume
30 m3
COP
@ air temperature 25*c = 5.5
Volts
220-240V single phase
Power
input maximum 1.45 Kw
Noise
level 54db
Refrigerant
R407C
Nominal water flow
m3/h = 3-5
Water connections
50mm
Dimensions: L950,
W360, H580
Weight 54Kg
The unit is intelligently designed and
remarkably compact for easy installation. The heat pump has to
be installed on a by-pass after the filtration pump.
The integrated
microprocessor monitors all the sensors and controls the
device without any intervention of the user. Electronic
display and control with easy operation is standard. The
integrated flow switch will sense the water flow and
automatically start the heater when the pool pump starts and
stops when the pump shuts off.
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