Hayward W3H400FDP | Universal H Series - 400K BTU, Propane, Low NOx | Pool & Spa Heater

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$3,999.00
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DESCRIPTION

The Hayward W3H400FDP, part of the Universal H-Series, is a cutting-edge 400,000 BTU propane pool and spa heater designed for superior performance and efficiency. TS Pool Supply proposes this low NOx model features a standard cupro nickel heat exchanger, offering excellent resistance to salt water and chemical corrosion – a crucial factor for long-term durability. The heater's patented header by-pass design and "Totally Managed" water flow system ensure uniform heating across all tubes, resulting in faster heating times and up to 18% energy savings through reduced pump run-time. 

With its 2-inch x 2.5-inch CPVC union plumbing connections, the W3H400FDP adapts easily to larger plumbing systems, enhancing overall efficiency. Moreover, its low NOx emissions meet stringent clean air quality standards, making it an environmentally responsible choice for eco-conscious pool owners.

The Universal H-Series is an energy efficient, high performance, installation adaptable commitment to the pool service professional.
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• Standard cupro nickel heat exchanger

• Excellent salt water and chemical corrosion resistance

• Exclusive "Totally Managed" cupro nickel heat exchanger water flow

• Same water velocity through all tubes for faster heating

• Patented header by-pass design

• Up to 18 percent savings by reducing pump run-time

• 2in x 2 1/2in CPVC union plumbing connections

• Common union for installation or service, adapts to larger plumbing recommended for greater efficiencies

• Low NOx emissions - meets clean air quality standards
SPECS
  • SKU: 1100159
  • Part Number: W3H400FDP
  • Height (Inches): 24.0
  • Width (Inches): 34.0
  • Length (Inches): 29.5
  • Manufacturer: Hayward
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