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Unread 04/15/2009, 11:39 PM   #1
Plankt0s
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Any Ideas on heating alot of water?

I am looking around for a reliable heater that can handle a 10+ degree change on 750+ gallons. Any Ideas?


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Unread 04/16/2009, 07:44 AM   #2
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Yup!

http://www.aquacal.com/heat-pump-inf...ker/index.html

They have titanium exchangers... or at least they used to.

Oh, thought I better add that I really wasn't trying to be stupid or sarcastic. If you didn't want to have the ability to cool as well you could look into an electric or gas spa heater with a titanium exchanger. Most of the cheaper ones have copper/nickel exchangers but some that are approved for saltwater systems have titanium.


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