what size do i need for a 8ft X 8ft X 3ft deep ingrownd spa?
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You could use the 11KW spa heater - you only have 1500 gallons or so - the 18KW would work but it is more than you need - it will however heat faster - let me know if you have additional questions - Lisa 866 408 3329 sales@worldwidepoolheaters.com
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Hello Corpus,Thank you for your question. Your pool is 1440 gallons. According to the sizing chart on the manufacturer's and our website, this heater is much too powerful for you. I recommend the Ecosmart SmartSPA 5.5 which will heat your pool by 20F in 12.4 hours. After it reaches your desired temperature, it will maintain that temperature easily.Kind Regards,Ross
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This is for the "Pool". Look for Ecosmart "spa" size and I would go with their biggest one.
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I use mine in a 10,000 gal above ground pool. it would work great. You can get the remote which is connected by a telephone cord, to turn it off an on.
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Sounds like you need a specialty wick. 3/8" is the diameter of the wick you are looking for? It may be lantern wick you need.
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spa choice bromine works great and at a great price. I own a dynasty imperial 450 gal 3 pump tub good luck.
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Sorry it took so long to reply. Yes, those are the dimensions. I'm not sure what it replaces but it works in our spa.
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If you go on the Body Solid website and look at the manual, I believe, they have a room designer template. I believe you need an area which is 8 feet square.
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I use a 3/8" I.D. poly tubing and the hose barb fitting supplied with the pump. I've used this setup for pumping water off my pool cover and for pumping the water in and out of my 50 gal fish tanks.
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I put my spa on my deck, and I reinforced with 4x4s. you could put it on paving stones if done right and make sure it is level.
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You will need about 12" of clearance behind the spa so the cover does not scrape anything while coming down to rest in the up position.
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It should work just fine. I use mine in a 1500 gal spa attached to our pool. However, the overall quality is low, not the quality of the previous one I purchased at a pool supply. But it is cheaper.
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Big enough for my daughter to put her feet in. It's a lil smaller than a real foot spa.
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how did this work for you - I am considering purchasing it for the same use (3k gal swim spa)
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3/8" is all you need for snug or try 1/2" for a looser fit. You may be able to get away with 1/4" but I'm not sure either way when you are done drilling all the hard work is done. The rest is teflon and screwing everything on snug. Bidet works like a charm all my bathrooms have one with warm and hot water.
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1 1/2 inchs wide by 1 7/8 deep.... how about a 3 inch pvc pipe ...maybe even 3×3 with bottom cap..... I believe it would be cheaper for you in the long run. have a great day
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I THINK it will. Tough to say without taking mine apart. The poles slide into each other and then you drill holes and secure them at that length with screws. My spa is 7'6" square, so yours is 20" longer in one dimension than mine. That means that the poles have to be half that much longer than mine, or 10", and still leave enough to secure. I am pretty sure there is that much left. You could purchase it, and slide them together without drilling them to measure...Be aware that I DID have to modify mine to fit a little, as the studs in the sides were not where they should be, but a little lower, so I had to trim the vertical pipes about 1" to clear my deck when I open the cover. I THINK it will. Tough to say without taking mine apart. The poles slide into each other and then you drill holes and secure them at that length with screws. My spa is 7'6" square, so yours is 20" longer in one dimension than mine. That means that the poles have to be half that much longer than mine, or 10", and still leave enough to secure. I am pretty sure there is that much left. You could purchase it, and slide them together without drilling them to measure...Be aware that I DID have to modify mine to fit a little, as the studs in the sides were not where they... » Read More I THINK it will. Tough to say without taking mine apart. The poles slide into each other and then you drill holes and secure them at that length with screws. My spa is 7'6" square, so yours is 20" longer in one dimension than mine. That means that the poles have to be half that much longer than mine, or 10", and still leave enough to secure. I am pretty sure there is that much left. You could purchase it, and slide them together without drilling them to measure...Be aware that I DID have to modify mine to fit a little, as the studs in the sides were not where they should be, but a little lower, so I had to trim the vertical pipes about 1" to clear my deck when I open the cover. « Show Less
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3 feet for smooth clearance, but you can squeeze it into 2 feet. Two people on each side, or one from inside the spa. Closing would pose the same problem. It is easiest to have 5 feet and pull the spa open and Push it closed from outside by One person.
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I have a hot springs spa I used it. Went by dimensions worked perfect plus the price was right. Better than 30 dollars from the name brand stores
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I purchased a 9' x 18' retangular pool. You wil need to add 2' to each side minimum. I purchase a screen cover for my pool. It keeps all the insects and trash out. That is the key to low maintance.