My hot tub is 60w 76L will this work?
915501
Its designed for square hot tubs, base on the 60X76 dimensions it will cover it but will be very loose, I would think the elastic would not be usable on that size.
915502
I think it might be way too loose. It has elastic edges and it might not hold well when it is windy. It's a perfact fit on my 86 x 86.
915503
It would be a lot larger. but mine has elastic around the perimeter and maybe it will fit just fine. I wish mine cover was larger to help protect the sides from the elements. So if you are not out for looks it should be fine . Ask the vendor what they think also.........
199910
Yes it will, but the question is: what temperature are you trying to heat to? Be careful about the wattage you are using for each bulb as well. As accbiocons mentioned, a 40W bulb or higher. You could even go as high as a 75W or 100W (however raise the fixture at least 6 inches from the water surface to make sure to not overheat).All the best
97205
Check with Schluter. Send the specs in the meter. I found the low cost vb60 meets DitraHeat requirements.
837224
I am currently running a 1/2 horsepower pump at the time. the pump was intended for a spa tub but it works well for my 22 foot above ground Intex pool.
2860
I looked through my info on the LUXTX500E and found that "it is for use" on 2 Wire Heat Only Hydronic Systems (Hot Water Baseboard & Radiator). You can also get more info on www.luxproducts.com or call technical assistance 856-234-8803
244265
It said it should be either 120 or 240 volts depending on the hookup kit you use. It might work on 208, just wouldn't get as much heat as with 240. I can't personally vouch on this.
1014896
Check the flow rate on your tankless and recirc. Pump that will let you know if it will work.
1747812
It should work. I was losing a couple of gallons a day and it took care of the problem.
313902
IDK. I would take a pic and send to the company and let them answer for a definite answer before I bought and shipped. It was easy to setup and works really well. My Hot tub looks like one in pic though
1629321
Yes, provided the power is 125Vt A/C or you can see if they have a unit that matches the power requirements as used in your area. I am very happy with my installed unit and has cut down my use of water as I had to leave the water run a long time before the water would get hot!
1553020
I believe it would. If you can find the voltage specs on your pump I can tell you I am a electrician so I can do the math to figure it out. But I'm pretty sure it can with 75w of power.
934245
Yes, it would work but the strength of the pump would be alittle too much on your small tank......the regulator on the exhaust of the pump included in the package would be a necessity in your case or you will have some serious current/wave action going on in your tank.....
90078
The tub is 82w at the front, from front to back its 60, from the ground up it 31H
280540
I don't see why it would not work. The tank is only 2.6gal so keep that in mind. It delivers 3.8 cfm @ 40psi and 3.3 cfm @ 90psi. I have to believe your application fits somewhere in the middle of these.
2098679
My guess it is yes because you listed the wattage to be 60W the unit is rated too 300W.
742942
I'm not sure about the 12v. I have my hot tub direct wired. The colors change by pressing the light button multiple times
1655943
Yes IT WILL!! Just installed one today... The power is less (55W vs 70W), and the light is more yellow, but i like it this way even more than original. Good luck!