Recent content by AusMacca

Ludicrous. Are you trying to say that 80 degree F pool water is going to turn the refrigerant to a point that is so cold that it is going to turn into a liquid? These units (unmodified) can operate at temperatures well below freezing.

I don't see any of the above a compelling reason why not to do it this way. I think the guys that make it need to comment on if there is a technical reason why it cant be done. To answer the points above. 1. No controller required on the refrigerant side. Controller on the pool side is simple...

I have been thinking about this all along whilst going through the thread. Why cant this be done???????