Price $2,749.00

Standard Features

POOL SIZE Above Ground: up to 20' round = SOLARIUM 95 20' to 30' round = SOLARIUM 125 In-Ground: up to 15' x 30' = SOLARIUM 95 15' x 30' to 20' x 40' = SOLARIUM 125

Electronic Control Panel Dual Pool/Spa Thermostat LED Temperature Display TRANE Compressor. Cupronickel Heat Exchanger Oversized Evaporator Coil Fan Venturi Non-Corrosive Cabinet All Stainless Fasteners Built-in Chlorine Gas Trap 2" Full Flow Plumbing 5 Year Full Parts Warranty

Product Specifications

DETERMINING HOW LONG IT WILL TAKE TO HEAT A POOL

Surface Area of Pool = (length x width) or (r x r 3.14)
Example: 15' x 30' = 450sq. ft

Cubic Ft. = surface area x average depth
Example: 15' x 30' x 4.5' = 2,025 cubic ft.

Gallons of Water = cubic ft. x 7.5
Example: 2,025 x 7.5 = 15,187.5 gallons

Lbs. of Pool Water = Gallons x 8.3
Example: 15,187.5 gal. x 8.3 = 126,056 lbs. of water

BTU (British Thermal Unit) = the quantity of heat it takes to raise 1 pound of water 1 degree Fahrenheit. So, divide the pounds of water by the BTU output of your heater and this will tell you how long it will take to heat your pool 1 degree.

Example using the SOLARIUM 125 model:
126,056 lbs. of water/114,500 BTU's (144,500 BTU/h at 80°F air temp.) = 1.1 or 1 hour and 6 minutes for every degree of temperature rise! At 50 degree air temperature the BTU/h output is 70,550. The time it will take to raise the pool water temperature is longer (125,056/70,550 = 1.8 hours per degree of temperature rise).

Remember the colder the air temperature, the longer it will take to raise the water temperature.

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