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Titan Heat Pumps

 

The Titan will typically provide 4 to 5 units of free energy for each 1 unit of energy consumed to operate.


Models

   Titanium
 Model Ti I
Ti II
Ti III
Ti IV
 C. O. P.
 6.3  6.1  6.1  6.1
 Heat Capacity
(BTU/hr)
 80,000  96,000 122,000
140,000
 Power Supply
 AC 208/230 Volt, 60Hz - 1PH
 Required Breaker Size
 30  40  50  60
 Heat Exchanger
 TITANIUM
 Flow Rate
 Min. 30 GPH - 80 GPH Max.
 Water Connection
 2.0"
 Enclosure  Non-Corrosive, Weather Resistant Plastic
 Dimensions
(H" x L" x W")
 32 x 34 x 27
 32 x 34 x 27
 39 x 34 x 27
 39 x 39 x 35
 Weight  185 lb / 78 Kg  220 lb / 100 Kg
 260 lb / 118 Kg
 280 lb / 126 Kg

The Titan swimming pool heat pump is a dedicated energy saving device which extracts
heat from sun warmed air and transfers it to the pool water.

The Titan heat pump pool heaters transfer heat from the outside air to the pool water, rather
than create heat as a fossil fuel or an electric heater does. This unique design difference can
save pool owners up to 80% in heating costs compared to alternative heating systems.

How It Works



The transfer is accomplished in 2 exchanges:
  • Heat in the air to refrigerant
  • Refrigerant heat to pool water

1. During the operation, air is drawn through the heat collector by the fan. The delicate aluminum fins abdorb heat from the air and transfer it to the liquid refrigerant passing through the copper coils within the fins.

2. As heat is absorbed, the liquid "boils" becoming gas. This is called "heat of evaporation".

3. The compressor draws in the warm gas and compresses it, elevating its temperature considerably.

4. The hot gas discharges from the compressor to the condenser coil inside the heat exchanger whereby heat is transferred to the pool water. The temperature of the water is increased as the heat in the gas is depleted.

The compressor and fan require only a fraction of electricity to operate, compared to the heat energy that is transfered from the air to the water.

5. As the gas cools, it changes to a liquid state and returns to the heat collector to absorb more heat, continuing the heating process.

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