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Heat Pump Opinions

18 years ago

Hi all-

I'm getting a 20x48 inground pool and have been trying to decide on the best heat pump to use. I've been comtemplating on one of three heat pumps below.

1. Hayward Heat Pro HP2100 TC02 116,000 btu

2. Raypak/Rheem 6300TI 115,000 btu

3. Jandy AE2500 115,000 btu

I'm more attracted to the RAYPAK because of the two inch inlet/outlet connectors on heat pump verus Hayward 1.5 inch connectors. It seems Raypak/Rheem have a good reputation also. However the Jandy, has a 2 year parts and labor warranty, 5 years on compressor and lifetime on heat exchanger. All three can be purchased for relatively the same price. Any input greatly appreciated on which is better or any bad experiences with any of the heat pumps listed.

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