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    duraleigh Guest

    Default Re: SWG..before or after large heater

    Hi, Sean,

    Thanks. The reason for my post is this is a REALLY big heat exchanger and, while it is not yet running, I am calculating 20+ farenheit temp changes. Still no issues?

    Dave

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    Default Re: SWG..before or after large heater

    I have an autopilot system. Would it be feasible to move the sensor section between the filter and heater. Replace the sensor section with a piece of pipe and leave the cell after the heater. Just a thought.
    You would have to be carefull not to turn off or reduce the flow thru the cell. Since the flow sensor would not be at the cell.

    Dave
    Last edited by Davenj; 04-18-2006 at 12:29 PM.

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    Default Re: SWG..before or after large heater

    20 degree split on any heater, regardless of heat exchanger size, means insufficient flow through the heater. This can lead to premature damage. Other areas of concern if this is a heat pump is the evaporator coil. Any blockage around the coil will cause inefficiencies and higher temp splits.

    splitting the tri-sensor from the manifold....hmmm too risky. All you need is for the cell to be scaled and the tri-sensor to not detect this condition (blockage of flow) and you can have a read disaster. "Don't do it" is my 2 cents, besides, it voids warranty.
    Sean Assam
    Commercial Product Sales Manager - AquaCal AutoPilot Inc. Mobile: 954-325-3859
    e-mail: [email protected] --- www.autopilot.com - www.aquacal.com

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