The water volume in a pool is calculated in cubic meters (m³) or in litres if converted to the equivalent (1 m³ = 1000 litres). It’s important to note that the depth varies on each pool, but the average depth used for above ground pools is 4 metres while the average depth used for in ground pools is 5.5 metres.
For a rectangular or square pool (in metres)
Length x Width x average depth = volume in m³
For a circular pool (in metres)
Diameter x Diameter x average depth x 0,78 = volume in m³
For an oval pool (in metres)
Length x Width x average depth x 0.89 = volume in m³
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Moov has various certifications attached to various lines of products. These certifications include but aren’t limited to CETL, CUL and AHRI 1160, CSA, PMRA certifications.
A Coefficient Of Performance (COP) indicated the ratio of heat gained in exchange of electricity. Therefore, if your COP is 8 (such as our Moov Inverter), the heat pump will produce 8kW of heat in exchange for 1kW of electricity. This is a great way to compare the efficiency of heat pumps on the market.
The process to winterize your heat pump is simple. Simply follow the next steps after shutting off the water circulation and completing other tasks related to closing the pool for the season.
Multiple factors come into play on this matter. You can find the general information in the specification portion of each product page or you can go through our economy calculator to see our recommendations! You could also talk about this with a representative of your pool retail store.
Take into consideration:
The rule of thumb is that you’ll need 1.5 BTU to heat 1 litre for an above pool ground and 1.3 BTU to heat 1 litre for an in ground pool.
There’s no good or bad answer. In any case, your salt system (if it is well programmed) will produce enough chlorine to keep the water crystal clear. Nonetheless, these programmed modes have been created for a reason. Consult a pool expert in your area to understand your needs and requirements as they’ll be better suited to guide you.
A few options exist to heat your pool. Find out how below!
For MiniSalt:
Turn off the power to prevent damage to the machine.
Blow the water out of the water circuit, including the cell.
Remove the casing and disconnect the flow sensor, power supply, and connectors on the cell.
Store the casing in a shed or your home to protect it from winter weather.
For JustSalt:
Turn off the power to prevent damage to the machine.
Blow the water out of the water circuit, including the cell.
Remove the casing and disconnect the flow sensor, power supply, grounding, salt/temperature sensor, and connectors on the cell. If the pH sensor is used, follow specific procedures to winterize it.
The sensor must always be in a liquid. During winter, the sensor head should be placed in a solution of demineralized water and kept at a temperature above freezing.
Store the casing in a shed or your home to protect it from winter weather.
