I have a Hayward gas heater with no issues. If you keep your water balanced it won't be a problem.
I am in the market for a gas heater, since I have a salt water generator are there any issues I should be aware about.
Will the salt lead to corrosion in the heat exchanger, is my only option to buy a heater with a stainless steel core at three times the price, or can I get away with just a regular gas heater?
Last edited by BigSplash; 07-19-2009 at 03:32 PM.
I.G. Vinyl Pool 12' by 24' approx 10,000 gal, Hayward Sand Filter, 3/4 HP Hayward Super Pump, Hayward Aqua Rite Salt Generator, T-15 Cell.
I have a Hayward gas heater with no issues. If you keep your water balanced it won't be a problem.
I agree with Dave. Keep your water balanced and keep a watch on your PH and total alkalinity especially and you should be fine with a copper heat exchanger. I would also recommend having a check valve installed. What that does is when the pump is shut off, no water can back up into the heater.
Inground 12' x 39' - 20k Gallons - Vinyl Lined - StaRite Cristal-Flo II 26" Sand Filter - Hayward SuperPump 1 hp - Dolphin Dynamic autocleaner - Lochinvar Energyrite gas heater - Aqua Rite SWG
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