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When planning your pool piping, use these drawings as a guide to the proper sequence of equipment, valves, fittings and bypasses. Actual
equipment used may vary. Actual pool equipment installation may not resemble these drawings.
The plumbing configuration for typical installations is diagrammed on the previous two pages. If you are installing the heat pump in a location
that gets hard winters and must winterize the heat pump as previously outlined, you will want to install unions on the influent and effluent lines of
the heat pump. This will allow you to easily disconnect the heat pump when winterizing is performed.
Review the diagrams on the previous pages for the typical plumbing diagram to suit your needs. Note that these are only a few of numerous ways
to plumb your pool. The plumbing sequence always remains the same: pool pump - filter - heat pump - chlorinator (pressurized).
TYPICAL PLUMBING DIAGRAMS FOR HEAT PUMPS TYPICAL PLUMBING DIAGRAMS FOR HEAT PUMPS
Multiple Heat Pump Installation
LEGEND
3 ­ 3 way valve
C - Chlorinator (if used)
D - Drain
F - Filter
H - Heat pump
P - Pump
R - Return
S - Skimmer
* Note: Bypass check valve spring rate is specific to each
model. Reference external bypass check valve selection chart
for specific rate.
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- Flow Switch (ADT Kit)
- Throttle valve
- Thermometer
- Hartford Loop
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- Flow meter
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