-Hey poolers,it's Rob with INYOPools.
Today,we're going to show you how to install
a Hayward HeatPro 140000 BTU Heat Pump.
Something to keep in mind if you're going to install yourself is typically,
the manufacturers will offer a longer warranty if you get it professionally installed.
For instance,the Hayward HeatPro, if you install it yourself,
it has a two-year warranty on parts and one-year on labor,
but if you get it professionally installed,
it's five-years parts and one-year on labor,and in some states,
actually,it's two-years on labor too.
So,check your warranty and determine if that's something you want
to do yourself,but with that being said, let's get started.
All right,today we're going to be replacing an existing heat pump
so the electrical work has already been done.
If you're installing a brand new heat pump,
and you don't have an existing one done,
it needs a 60 Amp Breaker,so you might want to call an electrician
and have that all done before you attempt to install the heat pump.
With that being said,let's go ahead and turn the power off and get started.
All right,we are just going to turn it off here at the breaker.
.First thing we're going to do is go ahead and loosen the nuts on the old heat pump.
All right,we're going to open up the service panel,
so we can gain access to the electrical wiring in here.
That way we can disconnect the wiring and then remove the heat pump.
All right,we got the wires unhooked.
So,we're gonna feed it out of the conduit adapter.
All right,we are going to disconnect the bonding wire.
All right,now we're going to go ahead and slide back the old unit.
All right,couple things you want to remember
when you're installing the heat pump, as far as location goes,
is the heat pumps are made to be installed outside.
You don't want an enclosed area, like a shed or garage
because it needs to be able to take in warm air,
and it pushes out cold air so if it's an enclosed area,
you're just going to be pushing out that cold air
and sucking it right back in.
So,that doesn't make it very efficient.
Next you want to mount it on a sturdy base,
preferably concrete or blocks, the base should be isolated
from the building
to prevent the sound or vibration transmission into the building.
All right,the last thing to keep in mind is that air is pulled in
through the evaporator coil and discharged through the top,
and so you want a minimum clearance of 72 inches above the unit,
as well as 24 inches to the side of the unit.
So it will allow good air intake and service access.
All right,we're going to do some prep work for the plumbing.
Right now,we're going to do a little bit of trenching
so we can get more access to the pipes underground
because we don't have a whole lot of room.
Okay,we've got it trenched out now, and we're going to make some cuts
so that we can align the piping with the intake
and return on the heat pump.
All right,the couplings that come with the Hayward HeatPro
are actually located on the inside of the source panel,
so what you got to do is just remove the three screws at the top here.
Also,the anchors are in here as well.
Got the couplings and the anchors right there.
All right,we just slid it into place.
Now,we're going to line it up with our pipes.
Cut and gluing.
Before you start plumbing,you'll notice that on the bottom here
the inlet and return are labeled.
On the right-hand side,it says,
'water in'that's going to be coming from your pump,through your filter
and then into your heat pump.
Then,on the left-hand side is the water out,
so it's going to be coming out maybe into a chemical feeder
and back to the pool.
So make sure those are correct before you do your plumbing.
All right,we got it all plumbed in so the next up is going to be wiring it.
So,we're going to remove this service panel.
.Earlier,we took the three top screws off to get the unions.
There's two more at the bottom, so I'll remove these
and take the cover off.
All right,in this particular installation, we're not connecting this heat pump
to any kind of automation,but if you do have automation
and you wanted to control this heat pump,you'll connect it
to this terminal block right here, the external terminal block.
Then,you'll obviously,run that back to the automation.
I would recommend checking the manual for your control system
to see how it's going to be connected to your box.
Okay.
There's a knockout here at the bottom, that's where we'll connect our conduit.
We'll just punch that out.
There you go.
It's a spot for our conduit.
Okay,we're going to head and feed the three lines here.
You got two hot and a ground.
Feed that through the knockout there.
Okay,so we got the lines fed in here into the heat pump.
Then,you want to open this door and there's a knockout down here,
and you can feed the wires through.
All right,and once you got them in here,you're going to connect
one of these red ones,the hotlines, to L1 and the other one to L2,
and then your green line is going to go to this green screw in here,around it.
All right, close it back up now.
Move the panel in place and connect those five screws.
All right,the last step is going to be bonding the heat pump.
Basically,anything metallic around the pool,you want to make sure
it's bonded so you don't get shocked with any kind of stray current.
It's just a preventative measure but basically,you just take it here
and just tighten it down.
Then on the opposite end,you'll connect it to another bonding wire
from the system with a split nut.
All right,so we got the electrical hooked up and we've turned the pump.
So the next thing is,we're going to turn on the heat pump
and the fan should immediately start, and then
after about three or four minutes, the compressor will start.
When the compressor starts running there should be
a heat indicator light on the right-hand side here.
The compressor just kicked on and now,
you can see the flames up in that upper right-hand corner.
All right,we got the heat pump installed,
everything is looking good.
The installation wasn't too bad, but you probably want to,
definitely,have some experience with plumbing and electrical work
if you're going to do this.
If you're at all uncomfortable with it,call a professional.
With that said,if you have any questions,
leave a comment down below
or visit us at inyopools.com.
Thanks for watching.