Does this heater always burn both panels or can you select one or both?
382213
On low setting it burns one panel and on high both its a great heater you can adjust tempature to suit your needs I love it
1903689
We have only one control panel. It works amazing, in fact I hooked it up myself and not a pool company. Everyone who sees our software on our phones, laptops and tablets are so amazed. We turn the hot tub on from work so when we get home it is a bubbly 100 degrees. sorry, cannot answer your question on 2 Jandy panels. Need to call Jandy.
1243635
So long as you do not exceed the wattage that it can handle, yes. I would recommend one per tank because there is only one sensor per unit, but I have a large tank that I heat with two small ceramic heaters attached to an outlet "splitter" - I made sure that we were well within wattage limits and so far have had no problems with the unit; been using it this way since march.
598119
Not per code. The panel has a 30 Amp breaker and uses 10 GA wire. 40 Amp circuits require 8 GA.But, as long as you do not change out the 30 Amp breaker you would be safe. This would mean that turning on too many burners would blow the breaker. All depends on whether you're doing the install yourself or having an electrician do it. He won't do it but you could if you're willing to accept the risks. (Your insurance wouldn't cover anything if you should have a fire.)
930322
it would be difficult, you would have to use a different connection system and the last panel would possibly overheat depending on how many you run.
1928961
Two choices. Either two 100 w heaters at opposite sides of the tank or a 200w should work. These heaters are powerful and heat better than other brands of the same wattage.
1296427
We purchased the 2 panel extension and used both but it IS possible to separate them and use only one panel.
89996
Yes. It's okay to replace only the panel, if the panel shorted out like ours did. It was easy, just plug in and play. Our replacement panel was carefully packed, and shipped quickly. It works great! :)
1035357
We installed one unit to cover an entire church building. Since the whole place is heated by one boiler we just picked the room with the lowest temperature. If you have separate heating systems involved, I don't see why you can't use more than one.
64529
Sorry, I don't remember. I do know I cannot run another heater in the room at the same time or it would shut off the circuit breaker.
1078330
I have my well pump on one side red connector and my hot water heater on the other side red connector. My generator isn't big enough to run both at the same time,so I turn off the water heater breaker when tank is full of hot water and cut on the well pump breaker. I have to alternate them is what I am trying to say.
1583254
Yes. There are 7 on-off cycles that you can program to turn on and off any single day or MTWTF or SS or MTWTFSS. So you can have 7 separate on-off periods. But make sure your heater is not more than 15 amps.
822020
Yes, you can plug in an adapter to power two heating devices. However, the unit will operate off of one, but not both. Therefore, if the second one heats up slightly differently, then it can reach a temperature different (either hotter or cooler) than the one you are monitoring with the thermostat. Hope that makes sense.
1197098
not sure, it is easily bypassed to run all the time the sun is out, it is a standard bi-metallic switch available at any heating supplier, in a variety of temps. my unit functions well and have had no problems.
1572518
You should have two running from the panel to the box, and two from the box to the heater...Do you know if you have 220 or 110 power? OR are you saying you only have 2 wires in the box total??I need more info...
780212
On my unit there is a reset button on the back panel near the top in the middle of the panel. I turned mine over intentionally to make sure the heating elements would power down and they did. I had to press the reset button to restart the heater.
2205941
You can actually program it to do either one. There's a setting in the back. I found this out by accident when I was wondering why the heat kept starting a few minutes early!