i got a 24ft round pool 54 inches deep will it heat it
2032720
Its a piece of junk dont waste your money! It leaks like a siv and no it doesnt heat. The seller was not nice about taking it back either. Go on you tube you can make your own for 150.
2032721
Our pool is only 18ft and it works well for our size, but I have no way of knowing if it would generate enough warmth for a 24ft pool. You could try using one panel and if it doesn't keep the water temp comfortable, you could add another panel, but that obviously takes up more space and more money. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
2032722
I have a similar size pool, and 2- 20ft coils will give me between 5 and 10 degrees above air temperature on consecutive sunny days
207937
I have an above ground 24' round. My property slants to an 18" drop so the pool didn't need to be fenced all around. I used 5 sections of the fence for the area that wasn't 48" high from the ground. It wasn't hard to put up but you needed 2 people who are familiar with tools.
463310
I have a 24ft round. You can use it on larger pool, you just have to run it longer. It gives sizes and times in the manual.
1732625
our pool is 42" i believe- but this is just the cover - so i don't think the depth should matter. but it is a nice cover. keeps the pool warm!
995754
Yes it will work and it heats the pool in 2 days when the sun is out, we love it !
1321135
Yes. This heater will raise the temperature of a 20 x 40 pool 1-2 degrees per hour. An 8' spa takes about 15 minutes to get to 102 degrees.
463311
I also have a 24'x54" pool. During peak season, I have to run this almost 24/7. I loved the system the first year I had it. Toward the end of last year, it started not working as well. However, I like it enough that if I have to buy one every other year, it's worth it. Saved a bunch of money on chemicals..not to mention headache!
2199110
Maybe. My pool is 6ft at the deep end, inground. Pool length is 29ft. I think size, not depth, is a bigger factor.
655451
I also have a 24' pool. From the research I've done, one 4' x 20' panel should be enough. If you install it any distance from your filter pump, be prepared to do some plumbing. I recommend "little giant" 1-1/2" flexible pvc hose. It cost me around $95 for a 50' roll. As for the panel, I've only had mine in operation for two days now, so it's too soon to notice a difference.
1588016
I might not be much help with these questions but I know I am very happy with these steps and I did a lot of research and decision making before I purchased them. My pool is 24 ft. round but only 48 high. I do not see why they would not work but don't go by me! The toll free number is 1-800-635-3102. I'm sure they could answer both your questions. If they will work for you I think you will be happy with them. Good Luck!
313770
Due to the manual's space requirements around the machine, you need a space that is 24" wide, 16" tall, and 18" inches deep. There's enough airflow from the machine to dissipate the heat if it has that much room.
362181
My pool is 54" and has no issue. You'd have to have a pole long enough for it if yours is 10ft deep. The pole controls it.
293619
Mine is installed outside. My pool is about 30,000 gallons. The rate of heat increase is about 2 degrees per 90 minutes. A larger pool will obviously take longer to heat. You might expect 1 degree per hour, possibly less with a 45,000 gallon pool.
512242
i would say yes. You will need some adapters, eather from intex or from hardware store. As fare as the volume of filtration and chlorine generating system goes this will be big enough. As long as I understand your pool dimension are 18' x 48" deep, round pool. When you set it up it will depend on how many gallons your pool is. (6500- 8500) or so. The pump will run longer the bigger the pool. Yours maybe 4 hours or so. If you get it, take one of the hoses with you to the store I'm sure you can find something to work. Like I seid in another comment there is a lot of stuff on youtube of other people with Good ideas that work. Good luck. And enjoy i would say yes. You will need some adapters, eather from intex or from hardware store. As fare as the volume of filtration and chlorine generating system goes this will be big enough. As long as I understand your pool dimension are 18' x 48" deep, round pool. When you set it up it will depend on how many gallons your pool is. (6500- 8500) or so. The pump will run longer the bigger the pool. Yours maybe 4 hours or so. If you get it, take one of the hoses with you to the store I'm sure you can find something to work. Like I seid in another comment there is a lot of stuff on youtube of... » Read More i would say yes. You will need some adapters, eather from intex or from hardware store. As fare as the volume of filtration and chlorine generating system goes this will be big enough. As long as I understand your pool dimension are 18' x 48" deep, round pool. When you set it up it will depend on how many gallons your pool is. (6500- 8500) or so. The pump will run longer the bigger the pool. Yours maybe 4 hours or so. If you get it, take one of the hoses with you to the store I'm sure you can find something to work. Like I seid in another comment there is a lot of stuff on youtube of other people with Good ideas that work. Good luck. And enjoy « Show Less
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I can't imagine why not. It's works just fine on my above ground 24' x 54" pool.
1078568
Heating a 3500 gallon pool you should use the 18 or next one smaller. Heating a 35000 gallon pool you will need the 27. Keep in mind the electrical requirements. The 18 draws 150 amps. The 27 will require additional electricity that most homes are not wired for. Hope this helps.
1727345
The heater heats my 28' round by 54" above ground pool. However if you have a cartridge filter (pump) then you ABSOLUTELY MUST get another pump. I suggest a sand filter system depending on your size of pool, from 50-100lb sand filter and a minimum 3/4 hp pump. You can get a Hayward set up for approx 300-400 if you shop around. Or buy used.