120v Portable Baptistry Heater with hose and pump

120v Portable Baptistry Heater with hose and pump

Manufacturer: HQ

Product ID: HQ-P120

Weight: 20.00 lbs

$779.00
~~$1,098.00~~

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Overview

Our portable baptistry heater is a complete solution to fill, heat and drain your portable or small baptistry without any plumbing. Use the included hoses to fill your baptistry then simply place the black pump in the water. The pump will circulate the water through the heater (which remains outside the baptistry) and can be used to drain the baptistery pool when finished. • Easy to use and safe. UL listed. • Built-in GFCI protection included • Plugs in to standard household type 120v outlet • Circulation heater heats baptistry water faster and more evenly than immersion heaters and saves on electricity costs. • 120 volt (1000 watts) will only heat the smallest baptistries up to about 200-300 gallons. Over 300 gallons we recommend going to a 240v heater. See our BAPTISTRY HEATING CHART for more details • CLICK PHOTO for complete information

Our portable baptistry circulation heater features:

No holes to drill, simply place pump in water and plug unit in to wall outlet.
120 volt model (1000 watt/120v - 12.5 amp draw)
Raises water temperature 1 to 4 degrees per hour. Typically, will heat a portable baptistry (about 100 gallons) in about 7-1/2 to 9 hours with a 30 degree rise in water temp. Actual performance may vary depending on your line amperage & water temperature.
Includes Baptistry heater, submersible pump and (2) 15ft hoses
Durable, stainless steel housing
Full range thermostat with floating thermometer
Carry handle
Protection against dry useage and overheating
Included submersible pump plugs into the heater for power
2ea included 15ft suction and return hoses attach to a garden hose or hose bib
weighs 18 lbs
UL listed for indoor locations
Easy to use
120v unit features built in GFCI protection
12.8 amp draw (plus in to a 15 amp breaker) 120v
15ft power cord 14/3 120v
20 GPM flow rate
Troubleshooting the Removable Baptistry Heater with Pump
Have you turned the thermostat all the way to the right
The pump MUST be plugged into the heater or it will not work.
You will not feel hot or warm water coming out of the heater
It will take 6-12 hours for the water to warm up
You will need to measure the water temp at start and then again after 6-8 hours and see if there has been a change.
If still no heat then confirm is if there is voltage to the heater, if not, check the pressure switch for continuity as this is what activates the power to the heater.
If there is no continuity, there is an issue with the pump or water flow, check hoses for any kinks or blockage.