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  1. I've managed to do this. I have a Remora F6 air source heat pump (ASHP) Quick overview. I've removed the heater and the circle pump from the Balboa Spa pack (leaving the cleaning cycle, jets, lights, etc all working. The circe pump, ASH, and a new water temp thermometer are now working independently of the spa pack to maintain water temp at anywhere between 8C and 40C. No cost calculations done as yet, I'll update when I do :)
  2. Thanks for this. Appreciate you taking the time to respond. I've been doing some reading around this since I first posted, what I really need to know is can I simply disable the heater and leave the rest of the tub functional. If I can then I can do the following: 1. Insert an ASHP, I would use this to control the tub temp. 2. Wire the circulation pump in parallel from another source and use a smart 40A switch to control it. If the above is possible, and the tub does work without a non-functional heater then I can automate the rest. Some simple rules based logic would work: IF the tub temp is >1 degrees C from the temp set-point of the ASHP THEN turn the circle pump on for 10 minutes. The ASHP should then kick in. It will require some fine tuning but should be doable.
  3. Morning all, hopefully someone can steer me in the right direction. I'd like to fit an air source heat pump to a tub that has a GS510DZ spa pack. The desire here being to achieve a capability to move the tub between 8C and 38C so that it can be used as both a spa and a cold water plunge pool. I've source the heat pump but just had the realisation that it's not straight simple job. what I need to do is disconnect the heater and then achieve circulation using the editing spa pack and heating the external ASHP. I've attached relevant Balboa spec sheet, does anyone have any idea how I can disable the heater and then enable circulation? Any comments/assistance gratefully received. Thanks Paul GS510DZ 55415-01_97_C.pdf
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