Solar Pool Heating with Irrigation Hose Help
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It would typically use the pool filter pumpNABCEP certified Technical Sales Professional
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Here is another black plastic pipe version http://rimstar.org/renewnrg/solar_po...ter_diy_fp.htm
or http://www.mmattera.com/bin/Solar_Pool_Heater_Coils.jpg
The rimstar site has the calculations[SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]Comment
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If possible find an older style solar panel that is designed with 28 to 32 cells instead of the standard 36 cells for 12V. The lower VMP and VOC will help with running solar direct. Instead of just watts you need to make sure the amp (IMP) rating is higher then the requirement for the pump.
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Depends on if that pump can be ran solar direct. Not all DC pumps can.
If possible find an older style solar panel that is designed with 28 to 32 cells instead of the standard 36 cells for 12V. The lower VMP and VOC will help with running solar direct. Instead of just watts you need to make sure the amp (IMP) rating is higher then the requirement for the pump.
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Fuse Size: 2.5 amps Amp Draw @ 13.6 Volts: 1.9 Amp Draw @ 13.6 Volts: 2.5
There's also one with less power and the following (but I prefer the one above):
Fuse Size: 2.5 amps Amp Draw @ 12 Volts: 2.1 Amp Draw @ 13.6 Volts: 2.5
Can I make this work? Can you recommend an exact panel?Comment
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These are the stats on the pump:
Fuse Size: 2.5 amps Amp Draw @ 13.6 Volts: 1.9 Amp Draw @ 13.6 Volts: 2.5
There's also one with less power and the following (but I prefer the one above):
Fuse Size: 2.5 amps Amp Draw @ 12 Volts: 2.1 Amp Draw @ 13.6 Volts: 2.5
Can I make this work? Can you recommend an exact panel?NABCEP certified Technical Sales Professional
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The Rule 500 should have 6.7 Feet of lift. I don't need much lift at all. I'll be putting the setup on a hill near the pool. I won't be putting it on a roof or anything.Comment
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can't answer that as the pump is not designed to run from solar only
Look into solar fountain pumps you may have a better shot of finding something.NABCEP certified Technical Sales Professional
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NABCEP certified Technical Sales Professional
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[URL]http://www.calculator.net/voltage-drop-calculator.html[/URL] (Voltage drop Calculator among others)
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I sent you in the correct direction what more do you want me to do. Come and install it for you?NABCEP certified Technical Sales Professional
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[URL]http://www.calculator.net/voltage-drop-calculator.html[/URL] (Voltage drop Calculator among others)
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