Turbotemp
Gas Pool Heating
from Sydney Pool & Spa Heating
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Rotating
easy to view digital display
Models range from 200MJ/hr to 400 MJ/hr
Tough composite exterior
Natural Gas and Propane models
All models measure 53.3cm(L) x 53.3cm(W) x 71.1cm(H)
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FAST,
EFFICIENT, COMPACT, QUIET, SAFE
AND
ECO-FRIENDLY
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No
matter what you're seeking in your swimming pool
heater, the Turbotemp heater measures up.
Compare this list of features to any other and
you'll see why Turbotemp heaters are setting a
new standard for total value.
- Very
compact design.
- A fully
pre-mixed burner system with a highly
efficient air and gas mixture.
- Hot
surface ignition eliminating the requirement
for a pilot.
- Push
button digital controls with easy to view
rotating display.
- Engineered
to super quiet operation.
- Certified
for low NOx emissions.
- Safe
operation through a series of features
including:-
- Water
pressure switch
- Over
temperature switch
- Stack
flue sensor
- Manual
gas shut-off for servicing
- Approved
for installation on combustible surfaces.
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the Turbotemp Brochure
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High
Performance Heater
Ultra-high
Performance
in a compact quiet and ECO-friendly design.
Digital
Remote Controller
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The Turbotemp
heater's easy-to-read controls make system
operation and monitoring simple. Pool and spa
temperatures can be pre-set and controlled with
the push of a button. A digital display
indicates the water temperature, and five LED
lights give you system status and let you know
if the heater needs service.
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SPA SIZING*
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MasterTemp
Gas Pool Heaters
No matter what your criteria
for top performance and value MasterTemp meets them all |
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a brochure
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Safe operation is assured through a series of features including: a water
pressure switch that senses the pump is running to prevent overheating; high
limit switches assure the heater turns off if water temperature exceeds factory-
set limits; manual gas shut-off when service is required; stack flue sensor also
guards against overheating.
A fully pre-mixed system with a highly efficient air and gas mixture lets MasterTemp
heat up fast. See the MasterTemp
brochure for more details.
MasterTemp gas pool heaters are available with 200MJ/hr, 300MJ/hr and 400MJ/hr heating
outputs and with
a Standard Copper Heat Exchanger or with a Heavy-duty Cupro-Nickel Heat Exchanger that stands up to the harshest of applications, like low pH (i.e. acidic), high flow or heavy
use.
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Frequently soaring energy prices have now become the main contributor to running costs for
gas pool heating. The standard
Mastertemp Copper Heat Exchanger is 84% efficient. As a high proportion of the heat generated by the burning gas to the
circulating pool water is via the heat exchanger, Mastertemp uses less fuel than another gas heater with lower efficiency to raise
the pool water temperature to a desired level. Thus Mastertemp heats up fast and contributes less to the gas
heating
running cost.
To lower the running costs further, Sydney Pool & Spa Heating
recommends that you install a Solar Pool Blanket together
with your Mastertemp. This type of pool cover considerably eliminates pool water heat losses due to evaporation and radiation
especially at night or at any time when the pool is not in use.
The water circulating electric pump is also a substantial contributor to the running costs. In Sydney, the
OFF-PEAK
electricity rate can be set up at less than half the rate during PEAK periods. Therefore, we
recommend that consideration be given to heating the pool water mainly during OFF-PEAK electricity periods, usually overnight if it is safe to do. |
Designing, supplying and installing a
specific pool heating system is a complex interconnected or interwoven
task that
requires to be managed as a project. Not only has Sydney
Pool & Spa
Heating, a pool heating
specialist just the right experience to manage such a project, but also we can
supply gas pool heaters at a hot price, discounted from the recommended retail price and install the system, offering 7 years warranty on workmanship.
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Raypak Premium 430
Gas Pool Heater
Raypak’s range of Australian made
premium and residential pool and spa
heaters are capable of heating the biggest or smallest of pools, extending your swimming time
and enjoyment.
One of the more popular heater in this range is the Premium 430 gas
pool heater.
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Raypak Premium 430 gas heater features:
- Cupro-nickel heat exchanger for greater protection from corrosion.
- All bronze headers for greater temperature tolerance and corrosion protection.
- Stainless steel constructed
base and combustion support structure.
- Powder coated "ZAM" heavy gauge metal casing to withstand the harshest operating conditions.
- Energy saving “hot surface
ignition”.
- Australian manufacture and design excellence.
- Suitable for either indoor or outdoor installations.
- Service code diagnostics and
child-lock function.
- Suitable for use with natural gas or LPG.
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The heater allows you to operate two
motorized valves
(pool to spa changeover) and also has a pump run on timer, which protects the heater exchanger in the cool down mode. Raypak
EIB controller option provides six auxiliary relays to operate: pool lighting, water features, garden lights, pathway lighting.
Raypak Gas Pool Heaters
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Our Latest
Offering of
Gas Heaters is the
The HiNRG Heater replaces our 20 year old MX
series and comes in three sizes,
175, 250 and 400. |
The HiNRG has a smaller footprint than the
Hurlcon MX and reduced clearances which
makes it easier to locate and fit in
tight positions. All models are available in
natural gas or LPG versions.
New inlet outlet and return headers are self
cooling and direct the water flow through the heater
so that flow rates can be as low as 120 lpm or as high as 500 lpm –
making HiNRG ideal for variable speed pump
operation on low speed.
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HiNRG incorporates a conventional heat exchanger
combined with a fixed pre mix combustion
system for high efficiency (83%) and reliable performance in almost any condition.
The advantage of the pre mix combustion system is that as an outdoor model, the inbuilt variable speed fan ensures perfect
combustion in any weather condition. The indoor conversion
consists of a 125mm diameter flue and vent cap which can be run for up to
16 metres horizontally or vertically. The smaller footprint and more efficient
assembly means the HiNRG is around 10% lower cost than the MX. |
Description:
High
efficiency Gas Heater with fixed premixed combustion in a compact
footprint and low height. Modulating
burner maintains accurate spa and pool temperature by turning down
gas input when water
temperature is within 1 degree of set point. Self-cooling headers
and corrosion resistant copper
nickel heat exchanger. Simple flue kit to convert from outdoor to
indoor installations. Sophisticated
Thermostat diagnoses heater status, hours of use and consumable
parts usage. Easily adjustable
feet enable simple levelling of heater on uneven installation
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Viron Gas Pool
Heater, Using Heat on Demand Technology
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The Viron Gas Heater uses revolutionary technology to heat your pool quickly and accurately to the temperature you select. Heat on demand technology will save approximately 20% on operating costs over a conventional gas heater. By not having to run your gas heater all the time you will also reduce the C02 emissions produced.
Using
revolutionary technology, Viron Gas Pool Heater:
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having
a high operational efficiency, it saves energy,
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reduces greenhouse
emission,
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reduces water consumption in your pool,
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reduces running costs and
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maintains a consistent and even temperature when pool is in
use.
The heat exchanger absorbs so much heat from the combustion process that the flue gases condensate. This condensation is then collected and can be returned to the swimming pool.
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What are the
Comparative Heating Running Costs
of Using Gas Heaters with or without a solar
pool blanket?
Using a spreadsheet modelling
technology, Sydney Pool & Spa Heating can generate for
your swimming pool a table of monthly average running costs for
heating your pool water to a specified temperature.
The average
monthly costs are obtained by averaging the monthly weather
information from your area over a large number of years.
This information is obtained from the Bureau of
Meteorology.
The
tables below show these monthly average costs* for
maintaining
the water temperature at 27º C for our centrally located
Castle Hill swimming pool with characteristic
features as indicated below.
The
tables below show the gas heating costs maintaining this water
temperature with**
and without blanket cover, the pool being exposed to the
average monthly weather in the local area.
Tables showing average
monthly costs for maintaining
the water temperature at 27º C for the Castle
Hill Swimming pool.
The
costs in the tables above give these average monthly costs for
Spring, Summer and Autumn only.
12 or 6 monthly average costs are also available.
As
an example, if equipped with an appropriate pool cover, the
average cost of maintaining the Castle Hill swimming pool at a
water temperature of 27º C
in
October, using a gas pool heater
would be $261 and without a pool cover $567.
You
can compare month by month or annually, the running costs of
using a gas pool heater with or without a pool blanket.
You can save more than 50% of the heating running cost by the
installation of a solar pool blanket. On this modelling for
the Castle Hill swimming pool, on average, about
63% of the heating running cost could be saved
by using a gas pool heater in conjunction with a solar pool blanket during
October and November 2011***.
*These
costs were obtained using 2010 gas and electricity rates.
**An
appropriate pool blanket is used.
Cost of 0
in any month in the tables indicates that pool is not heated
and is unlikely to be used used in that month. ***Conditions
apply.
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POOL WATER TEMPERATURES
FOR AN
UNHEATED
OPEN AIR SWIMMING POOL
Water
temperatures have been obtained from a small Castle Hill
open
air salt water swimming pool about
1 metre
under the water surface.
This pool has a water surface area of 30 m²,
water
volume of 40 m³, no
water heating installed, no
pool blanket cover, no
shade cover after 9:30 am, normal
wind exposure and light
bottom colour.
The tables below sets out this
Castle Hill's pool water temperatures during
June 2014 & July 2014.
The pool water temperatures would be different for pools in different locations and with different distinguishing characteristic features.
By a quick inspection of the tables
below,
you will see that pool water temperatures had been
10 to 15 °C all through June
2014 and 9 to 12 °C
in the mornings of July 2014.
Thus
the pool was extremely chilly throughout June & July 2014.
Installing a gas pool heater together with a
solar pool blanket cover will then extend the use of your swimming pool into
any day during Winter. And if you heat your pool ON
DEMAND when you want to use it, the cost would be less than what otherwise it would have been without a
solar pool blanket cover. Heating up your pool initially on such
a day would cost a little less than heating it without a pool
cover. Then if you cover your pool when it is not used, heating
your pool on the next day would cost much less as the solar pool
cover would have retained most of the heat generated in the
first heat up.
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Pool
Water Temperatures in June
2014 in our Demo Castle Hill Swimming Pool |
Date |
Min/Max
Air
& Beach Ocean Temperature in °C |
Water
Temperature in °C
morning, midday and evening |
Brief
Weather
Description
For more current weather
information
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At present, unless blocked
out by clouds, direct sunshine is mostly all over the pool from 10.00 AM
- 4.00 PM. |
Sunday
1st |
13/19
21°C |
15°,15°,15° |
Cloudy.
Winds N/NE 15 to 20 km/h. |
Monday
2nd |
12/22
21°C |
14°,15°,15° |
Mostly
sunny PM. SE 20 to 30 km/h. |
Tuesday
3rd |
7/20
21°C |
14°,15°,15° |
Sunny.
Winds SE->W 15 to 20 km/h. |
Wednesday
4th |
7/22
21°C |
14°,14°,15° |
Sunny
AM. Partly
cloudy.
Winds S/SW 15 to 20 km/h->light. |
Thursday
5th |
14/19
21°C |
14°,14°,15° |
Cloudy.
Light rain. Winds S/SW and light. |
Friday
6th |
13/17
21°C |
14°,14°,14° |
Cloudy.
Winds S 20 to 30 km/h. |
Saturday
7th |
9/19
21°C |
14°,14°,14° |
Mostly
sunny.
Winds SW 15 to 20 km/h. |
Sunday
8th |
8/18
20°C |
13°,14°,14° |
Partly
cloudy. Winds S/SW 20 to 30-> 30 to 45 km/h. |
Monday
9th |
6/19
20°C |
13°,13°,13° |
Sunny
AM then cloudy. Rain. Winds S/SE 15 to 25 km/h. |
Tuesday
10th |
9/17
19°C |
13°,13°,13° |
Partly
cloudy. Rain. Winds S/SW 15 to 25 km/h. |
Wednesday
11th |
8/19
19°C |
12°,13°,14° |
Partly
cloudy. Winds SW 25 to 35 km/h->S/SE
and light. |
Thursday
12th |
9/19
19°C |
12°,13°,14° |
Partly
cloudy. Winds SW15 to 20 km/h. |
Friday
13th |
8/21
20°C |
12°,12°,13° |
Partly
cloudy. Winds N/NW->N/NE 15 to 20 km/h. |
Saturday14th |
12/20
19°C |
12°,12°,13° |
Partly
cloudy. AM rain. Winds W/NW 15 to 20 km/h. |
Sunday
15th |
8/18
19°C |
12°,12°,12° |
Mostly
cloudy. Winds W/SW 20 to 30 km/h. |
Monday
16th |
5/18
20°C |
12°,12°,12° |
Sunny.
Winds W/SW 15 to 25 km/h. |
Tuesday
17th |
6/19
20°C |
12°,12°,12° |
Sunny.
Winds W/SW 20 to 30 km/h. |
Wednesday
18th |
11/19
20°C |
12°,12°,12° |
Mostly
sunny. Winds SW->S
15 to 20 km/h. |
Thursday
19th |
8/21
20°C |
12°,12°,13° |
Mostly
sunny. Winds W/SW 15 to 25 km/h. |
Friday
20th |
9/21
20°C |
12°,12°,13° |
Mostly
sunny. Winds N/NW->W/NW 15 to 25 km/h. |
Saturday
21st |
7/21
20°C |
12°,12°,13° |
Mostly
sunny. Winds W 25 to 35 km/h. |
Sunday
22nd |
8/19
20°C |
12°,12°,12° |
Mostly
sunny. Winds NW 20 to 30 km/h. |
Monday
23rd |
7/16
20°C |
12°,12°,12° |
Cloudy. Winds N 25 to 35 km/h. |
Tuesday
24th |
11/17
19°C |
11°,11°,11° |
Mostly
sunny. Winds SW 20 to 30->W 40 to 60 km/h. |
Wednesday
25th |
6/18
19°C |
11°,11°,11° |
Sunny. Winds
W 35 to 50->40 to 60 km/h. |
Thursday
26th |
6/22
19°C |
10°,11°,11° |
Mostly
sunny. Winds W/NW 25 to 30 km/h. |
Friday
27th |
6/20
19°C |
10°,11°,12° |
Partly
cloudy. Winds N/NW 15 to 25 km/h. |
Saturday
28th |
10/22
18°C |
10°,11°,11° |
Partly
cloudy↑PM. Winds N 30 to 45->W/NW 35 to 50 km/h. |
Sunday
29th |
10/17
18°C |
10°,10°,10° |
Mostly
sunny. Winds SW 20 to 30->S 35
to 55 km/h. |
Monday
30th |
5/16
19°C |
10°,10°,10° |
Mostly
sunny. Winds W/SW 20 to 30 km/h. |
Fore more current
weather information for Castle Hill
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weather info for your suburb, enter postcode or text for your location
in the blue site search area
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Pool
Water Temperatures in July
2014 in our Demo Castle Hill Swimming Pool |
Date |
Min/Max
Air
& Beach Ocean Temperature in °C |
Water
Temperature in °C
morning, midday and evening |
Brief
Weather
Description
For more current weather
information
click on the weatherzone
logo
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Weatherzone |
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At present, unless blocked
out by clouds, direct sunshine is mostly all over the pool from 10.00 AM
- 4.00 PM. |
Tuesday
1st |
4/19
19°C |
10°,10°,10° |
Sunny. Winds
SW 10 to 20 km/h. |
Wednesday
2nd |
5/19
19°C |
9°,10°,10° |
Sunny. Winds
W/SW 25 to 35->S 15 to 20 km/h. |
Thursday
3rd |
3/19
19°C |
9°,10°,10° |
Sunny.
Winds W/NW 15 to 25->25 to 35
km/h |
Friday
4th |
3/18
19°C |
9°,10°,10° |
Sunny.
Winds W/NW 15 to 25 km/h. |
Saturday
5th |
4/18
19°C |
9°,10°,10° |
Sunny.
Winds W 15 to 25->20 to 30 km/h. |
Sunday
6th |
4/18
18°C |
9°,10°,10° |
Mostly
sunny. Winds S 15 to 25->W/SW 25 to 35 km/h. |
Monday
7th |
4/18
18°C |
9°,10°,10° |
Sunny.
Winds W/SW 15 to 30 km/h. |
Tuesday
8th |
4/19
18°C |
9°,10°,10° |
Sunny.
Winds SW->S/SE 15 to 20 km/h. |
Wednesday
9th |
2/21
18°C |
9°,10°,10° |
Sunny.
Winds N/NW 20 to 25->25 to 35
km/h. |
Thursday
10th |
7/18
17°C |
9°,9°,9° |
Partly
cloudy. Winds W/NW 15 to 20->35 to 50 km/h |
Friday
11th |
4/18
17°C |
9°,9°,9° |
Sunny.
Winds W 20 to 30 km/h. |
Saturday
12th |
2/19
16°C |
9°,9°,9° |
Sunny
AM.
Winds W/SW 20 to 35 km/h. |
Sunday
13th |
6/16
16°C |
9°,9°,9° |
Mostly
sunny.
Winds W/SW 15 to 25 km/h. |
Monday
14th |
4/18
17°C |
9°,9°,9° |
Partly
cloudy. Winds SW->S
15 to 20 km/h. |
Tuesday
15th |
9/16
16°C |
9°,9°,9° |
Cloudy.
Light winds-> N
15 to 20 km/h. |
Wednesday
16th |
10/19
16°C |
9°,9°,10° |
Sunny
PM. AM light rain. Winds W 15 to 25
km/h. |
Thursday
17th |
5/20
16°C |
9°,10°,10° |
Partly
cloudy. Winds W/NW 30 to 45 km/h. |
Friday
18th |
5/16
17°C |
9°,9°,10° |
Mostly
sunny.
Winds SW 35 to 55->25 to 40 km/h. |
Saturday
19th |
6/16
17°C |
9°,9°,9° |
Partly
cloudy. Winds S/SW 30 to 45 km/h. |
Sunday
20th |
7/16
17° |
9°,9°,9° |
Partly
cloudy. Winds S/SW
15 to 30 km/h. |
Monday
21st |
6/18
17° |
9°,10°,10° |
Cloudy.
Light winds. |
Tuesday
22nd |
7/19
16°C |
9°,10°,10° |
Partly
cloudy. Light winds->NW 15 to 20 km/h. |
Wednesday
23rd |
6/19
16°C |
10°,11°,12° |
Mostly
sunny. Winds W 25 to 35 km/h. |
Thursday
24th |
5/19
17°C |
10°,11°,12° |
Mostly
cloudy.
Light winds->N/NW 20 to 30 km/h. |
Friday
25th |
6/21
17°C |
10°,11°,12° |
Partly
cloudy. Winds W/SW 15 to 25 km/h. |
Saturday
26th |
10/19
17°C |
10°,11°,12° |
Partly
cloudy. AM rain. Winds S/SW 15 to 30 km/h. |
Sunday
27th |
5/20
17°C |
11°,11°,12° |
Sunny.
Winds SW 20 to 30->10 to 15 km/h. |
Monday
28th |
6/19
16°C |
12°,12°,13° |
Partly
cloudy.
Winds W 10 to 15 km/h. |
Tuesday
29th |
10/23
17°C |
10°,11°,12° |
Sunny.
Winds SW 20 to 30->10 to 15 km/h. |
Wednesday
30th |
10/23
17°C |
10°,11°,12° |
Sunny.
Winds W/NW 20 to 30 km/h. |
Thursday
31st |
9/25
17°C |
12°,12°,12° |
Sunny.
Winds NW 25 to 40->35 to 50 km/h. |
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weather information for Castle Hill
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