Description
Robust and reliable, this heater is made to last, affording you the perfect pool temperature with easy to use controls. All Elecro electric heaters feature their unique and proven coiled heating element technology whereby a turbulent vortex is created in the water flow. This delivers outstanding efficiency and extended life expectancy by preventing the build up of mineral deposits on the heating element. The heater can be vertically wallmounted or stand on the floor with the control components on the top face casing. Screw fit adapters are supplied to allow connection to standard above ground pool flexible pipe work, while the water inlet and outlet fittings can be connected to either metric or imperial standard pipes. Safety and equipment protection is provided by a flow switch that operates from as low as 1000 litres per hour. Overheating protection is provided by a thermal cutout with manual reset. Titanium elements Safety thermal cutout included manual reset 2m power cord with UK plug 230v single phase 13amp load Flow switch no pump interlock required Fully prewired, easy installation, plug and play Control thermostat 2 year warranty Technical Specifications Power Output 2kW Amp 9 Net Weight 18.6kg Gross Weight 22.5kg Volume 0.125m
Tom Pinto –
Compact, however small heats up quickly, silent as well
SJF –
Cracking little heater and well worth the money
SJF –
Cracking little heater and well worth the money
Sian Blackwell –
Good product fast and safety features are great
Pamela J –
This is a good all round heater and the cut out switch is a good extra when moving around
Pamela J –
This is a good all round heater and the cut out switch is a good extra when moving around
Peter Timmins –
Nice heater. Done some testing on the product. It is 1305W on heat position 1 245vAC, and 1948W on heat position 2 246 vAC. The instructions dont really tell you what you need to do to set it up, the instructions are more of a disclaimer if you do anything wrong. My tariff is 37.876 pence per kwh. Therefore the heater will cost me 49.4p to run for 1 hour at position 1, and 73.5p per hour at 1948W at heat position 2. There are no gradients on the thermostat control, and also no paint on the end of the control knob to tell you which way around the knob is when you are turning it. So in poor light its easy to get confused. There is a line in the knobs plastic, but it has not been filled in with white paint so its easy to see. The thermostat needs setting up when you have achieved your desired temperature, and when it turns off it will drop two degrees before the heater turns on again. Needs setting up using a thermometer in a room ideally if this heater is going to be the only heat source in the room. As it is a fan heater to allow the air to flow through it there is no heat retention in the ceramic once the heater turns off on the thermostat. To get the energy stored in the ceramic the fan would still need to continue after the heating element turned off . That doesnt happen with this heater as ot would need a different design of ceramic fan heater, therefore it is no cheaper to run than any other non PTC heater. The fan is a bit noisey but that is more a product of the fan size and the speed it is going, but it is not excessively noisey.