Propane heated hot tub

[@darrenhughes4515]

4:58 thinking on doing similar. With 12v pump solar charger and battery. Leaving original system hooked up for air bubbles. All pex with intake filter where did you find that? Common like at menards ?

[@thervsolarseries2827]

I found that on amazon. Yes very common.

[@darrenhughes4515]

@@thervsolarseries2827 thank you

[@SpencerKarren1982]

Nice setup. Thanks for sharing

[@danman4300]

How much propanw does it use in an hour or 2?????

[@Mywhtjp]

Nice setup.. Will it be connected to solar.? I just installed one of them Pioneer mini splits to this RV. Is yours broken..?

[@thervsolarseries2827]

It’s already setup for solar now. I just have the panels disconnected right now. Charge controller is on with batteries. Mini split is working great running now as I type.

[@wadebrewer7212]

Pioneer makes good units. I have 3 of them on my house.

[@1Whipperin]

Any problems with continuous duty on Seaflo pump?

[@thervsolarseries2827]

Not a one actually. I used it a lot and it worked great.

[@1Whipperin]

@thervsolarseries2827 Mine gets hot and shuts down after around one hour unless I put a fan on it. I contacted the company, and they said it's only made for intermittent duty. 5 minutes on and 10 minutes off. Thanks for your help.

[@Haily-vj1gq]

do you find its slower to heat up when using solar?

[@thervsolarseries2827]

It is currently running off of the 4 - 6 volt golf cart batteries. It just needs the solar panels connected. The batteries already have an inverter and solar charge controller connected. So to answer your question, it heats much fast running off of batteries/solar. But that is only because the heater/pump unit that came with the hot tub is not very efficient. Where as the propane heater gets much hotter.

[@davecruz9893]

Abosultely brillian....Im planning on using my propane from my house propane tank of 500 gallons...Thankx

[@thervsolarseries2827]

Glad you found it useful.