Pool Heat Exchanger NORDIC B300 88kW (300kBTU/h)
Swimming Pool Heat Exchanger B300 88 kW - Nordic Tec B-Serie
Nominal Capacity: 88kW
based on 60 °C difference between heating and heated medium (water to water),
with counter-courent work
Material: Stainless steel 316L
Heat Exchange surface: 0.64 m²
Connections: 2x 2" & 2x 1 1/2"
Important Note: If one of media is glicol, the capacity will be only 85-90% of nominal one
Heating device for heating water in a pool - outdoor or indoor, providing heat exchange between the pool water and the heat source. Heat exchanger for heating the pool with a power of 88 kW.
Reference: B300
Condition New
Technical Details:
- Nominal capacity of a pool heat exchanger B300 - 88 kW
60 °C = 100%
50 °C = 85%
40 °C = 70%
30 °C = 55%
The nominal flowrates values are also required to achieve the declared capacity.
- Nominal flowrates: 42/325 l/min (one of opportunities)
- Permitted media - all except so called agressive media, including ammonia and salt/sea water
If you want to use salt water you should use a exchanger made of titanium - for example a titanium heat exchanger B300 of 88 kW
- Maximal temperature - up to 208°C (406 °F)
Basic application of this pool heat exchanger - B300
- The primary application is as a heat exchanger for heating water in pools, spas, or hot tubs
- Heat exchanger for systems with low pressure drops - e.g., for underfloor heating (with proper selection)
- Defrosting driveways and parking lots.
- Fireplaces, boilers, and other heating devices related to central heating and domestic hot water
- Industrial application as oil coolers, engine coolers, drive systems, and sample coolers in boiler installations
Connecting a B300 heat exchanger for heating a pool
- K1 - heating water - IN
- K2 - heated water - OUT
- K3 - heated water - IN
- K4 - heating water - OUT
Pool heat exchangers, including models used for heating water in the pool such as all those from the Nordic Tec B-Series, are connected in a counter-current manner to achieve maximum heat transfer efficiency. Failure to connect them in this way results in significant limitations in efficiency, effectively leading to the dysfunction of pool heating.
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