Does anyone see any possible corrosion issues with placing the liquidator next to the heat pump? I would think the dilution would keep the fumes down.
Liquidator installed next to heat pump
- Thread starter Andrew Howard
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The chlorine and water actually stay "layered" in the liquidator. The chlorine stays on the bottom and there is seldom any noticeable smell. That said, I would think a foot or more away would be smart even if not really needed.
Well, I got my answer to this question in a weird way. Went to turn the heater on and realized the hp power disconnect was disconnected when winterized. Just so happens I installed the liquidator right in front of it thinking I would just use the breaker in the panel. Well you live and learn, drain the liquidator, and move the liquidator. Now it's buried a foot in the ground with shorter tubing runs. Like this set up better.
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