As with the other thread I posted on Salt water generators, I'm helping my friend that moved in down the street find a heat pump. From researching it looks like the gulfstream HI-125 would be a good fit. Thats the florida model with 5 year parts and labor warranty. I've also seen the RHEEM heat pumps 6350 I think would be a good fit for 2675 installed. The RHEEM doesn't have as nice a warranty, but is probably 500 dollars cheaper installed over the Gulfstream. The pool is a simple approx 10K gallon no spa pool. Would this be a good fit?
Heatpump recommendations
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I ordered the Hayward HP50HA heat pump this week. It is a fairly new model but all the reviews I found were favorable.
Hayward Heat Pump HP50HA | Hayward HP50HA
Hayward Heat Pump HP50HA | Hayward HP50HA
rajung
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I have the HE-125 and have had only one problem, the fan started to make very loud noise after the first year.
Customer service was great.The problem was the rivets that hold the fan paddles to the main shaft area.Although impossible to see or even wiggle the paddles, just enough to resonate a terrible loud noise when running.
They knew right away what the issue was and sent a replacement within days.Very happy with them.I also bought the cover for it for winters here.
Customer service was great.The problem was the rivets that hold the fan paddles to the main shaft area.Although impossible to see or even wiggle the paddles, just enough to resonate a terrible loud noise when running.
They knew right away what the issue was and sent a replacement within days.Very happy with them.I also bought the cover for it for winters here.
Gulfsteam you can control with phone I believe. Rheem I get a little higher btu. Can get same warranty for a little extra.
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I had a Hayward for 10 years or so. Broke at least 5 time
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I had a Hayward for 10 years or so. Broke at least 5 time
The picture of yours is different style so hopefully you have better luck.
