Salt Water pools have overtaken traditional chlorinated pools over the past few years. There is no doubt that salt water pools are here to stay. If you are considering upgrading your traditional pool to salt water, or if you are installing a new salt water pool, this is the perfect time to think about adding or updating your pool heater as well.
If you already have a pool heater, you will want to determine if the change to salt water will require a replacement. While salt water pools have many benefits, the one area to review is your stainless steel fittings. Stainless steel pool heaters are generally not compatible with salt water pools, and in most cases should be replaced with titanium models. Titanium pool heaters have grown in popularity and availability as salt water pools have grown.
Triangle Tube's Maxi-Flo pool heat exchangers are available in titanium in a wide range of sizes to meet your specific requirements. The Maxi-Flo is one of the more cost efficient and reliable pool heating systems available. The Maxi-Flo uses your home's boiler to heat the pool, simplifying the system greatly. No special gas lines or burner maintenance is required. The Maxi-Flo easily connects to your existing boiler system and pool piping. Since there are no moving parts in the Maxi-Flo, there is nothing to wear out.
If you don't have a boiler, it may be cost effective to install a boiler to work with the Maxi-Flo. The Maxi-Flo maximizes the efficiency of condensing boilers. The boiler runs at a lower temperature, with allows the high efficiency boilers to condense the moisture in the flue gas, adding up to 10% to the overall efficiency. And high efficiency boilers are modulating, which means they can adjust their output to meet the demands of the pool heater.
Contact Triangle Tube or your local factory trained contractor for more information.
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