Circulation Water Heater for Portable Baptistries 240v

• Manufactured using all UL Registered parts and an ETL listing.
• Heater, pump, base and all fittings included
• For use with 240v only.
• Electrical Requirements:  2 pole, 40 amp (60 amp with booster)
• Heater size (with pump installed) 16" tall x 24" wide x 16" deep

Additional Features 

• Unique water flow design for quiet system operation
• Air Switch allows for manual top side control (idle, start) of heater
• Must be used on a circuit that has GFCI (Ground Fault protection)
• Long life Incoloy heater element with stainless steel enclosure
• ITT Hydro Aire whisper quiet pump with cord & pre-wired plug connector
• Thermostat
• Built in Heater
• Power ON indicator light
• Timer Control for automatic operation
• Manual Control switch for manual operation
• High Limit switch with reset button
• Internal Pressure Switch to prevent dry firing
• Mounting base with mounting screws
• Heater to Pump PVC pipe with fittings
• Baptistry wall fittings included
• Easy Hit incoming wiring lugs
• UL Registered components and ETL listing

1. Turn the thermostat all the way to the right
2. Push the High Limit reset button
3. There is a light on this unit that indicates the heater is getting power…verify if the light is coming on.
4. If light is on, give the unit 4-8 hours to warm up. You will not feel hot water at the outlet as this is a very low heat unit because it runs on 120v
5. If light is not coming on then try to adjust the Pressure Switch according to directions in the manual
6. If after adjustment and still no light, then it could be either a bad pressure switch, possible mis-wired system or possibly the church has something unusual in their electrical wiring.
   1. Check for a mis-wired hot or neutral that is providing enough power to power the pump but not enough to heat the water and not tripping the GFCI.
   2. Confirm breaker is correct size
   3. Have a qualified electrician open the unit and Verify power to the pressure switch and coming out of the pressure switch…..
   4. verify voltage and amperage into the heating element (should be about 115v and 8 amps)
   5. If no voltage (or ghost voltage) to element then verify both contacts are closing
   6. Verify the wiring in the unit is indeed wired according to the mfg wiring diagram -
   7. take pictures of the wiring inside the unit to forward to factory for verification

1. adjust the pressure switch according to instructions below
2. following adjustment of PS verify heat light indicator or if no light…. verify power in and out of PS…if no power out after adjusting then suspect a bad PS…let us know