Simple Home Made Pool Heater Under 10€

[@MrTplanko]

UPDATED POOL HEATER 2.0 CHECK IT OUT HERE kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y2Soq4xvjJ2ZqNk

[@NeotropicalFauna]

Thanks for share that video, I would like to ask a couple of things, first: what is the starting temp of the pool. and what is the average temp of the enviroment and how many gallons have your pool ?

[@corporalchaos666]

use a cut 1/2 55gallon steel drum for the fire pit and put the coil inside it, and cut slots or drill holes for the copper to exit the drum.👍it was a good thought, but you must contain the fire... get a patio chimenea and copper-pipe-coil the inside maybe, and have a sweer patio fire/heater in one... or better yet build a patio with a stone pizza oven and hide the coil inside that! ... patio party, with stone baked pizza and hottubbing...BINGO!

[@davouchi1]

I think I seen cut scenes from 3 different types of copper pipes.. how many times did this fail lol.

[@MrTplanko]

I forgot to film the longer coil so i used shorter pipes to demonstate

[@MisterBones223]

@@MrTplanko That was cool of you

[@RICHIE_RICH89]

Quit being a dousche and pay gas then they work great even better in a barrel

[@kokofiProductions]

Try doing water instead of salt for holding coil shape. Much easier to remove in the end. Also keep the copper warm with hot water on the outside, this will make it super easy to form if you have issues with kinking.

[@MrTplanko]

Also much harder to seal the pipe

[@kokofiProductions]

Recent discovery of trying before research. Use brake line copper, not refrigeration line. Refrigeration line, while usually a more pure copper. Is not meant for the heat, and will break down faster.

[@Chaosm4n]

NEVER SEAL SOMETHING FILLED WITH LIQUID AND HEAT IT UP! This will explode really heavy. Don't do this. That's why professional use Sand for this.

[@kokofiProductions]

@@Chaosm4n well ya, don't heat it up to the point of boiling and expansion. But people have been doing that for forming coils for a long time. And it keeps a much more consistent shape than sand.

[@Chaosm4n]

@@kokofiProductions when you say people, I guess you mean professionals. They should know what they are doing. But here on KZbin, people without the knowledge see these kind of stuff and get harmed. I am a professional and even instructor. You can't estimate your own knowledge to every one, who's watching this

[@luisquispechung3758]

Hola, buen video. Yo pensando usar mi Kamado para calentar esa barra de cobre. 🔥

[@loraelfontheshelf1181]

If you put sand inside of the copper pipe when you make the coil you will get no indentions or kinks lines that's how the moonshiners do it when they make their worm

[@Ralf71]

I'm excited. There is still room for improvement. Thank you for this great and simple idea!

[@rronmar]

You need to enclose the coils in a stove body. With a chimney for natural draft, you won’t need a blower. Fire will burn hotter and cleaner and you will get more heat into the water...

[@MrTplanko]

I know i plan to do it this season

[@winquizon7608]

Hi sir! Won't the coil dissolve in too much heat? Im planning to put coil inside a drum. Thanks Stay Safe...

[@rronmar]

A wood fire like a campfire might reach temperatures as high as 1650F at it’s hottest point. Copper melts just shy of 1984F, so no it won’t melt. This is especially true with water being pumped thru it, it will never go over 212F as the water will carry away all the heat…

[@brickmate4802]

@@rronmar well aren’t you just a ball of knowledge haha

[@rronmar]

@@brickmate4802 I try… been pulling heat out of fire for a very long time now:)

[@thuongngyuen1310]

The unit heats up fast and is super quiet. It looks fancy kzbin.infoUgkxl8Od2BvnGbn1ffwqsuFXW0QnmcZgMiVY and can be kept in the living room. It gets hot within a split second of turning on the unit. The build quality is exceptionally good and is safe to be around kids and pets. This one is super quiet and can be kept on while in office meetings, my wife loved it. It shows the temperature right on the unit which is very useful and adding a rotating feature helps to heat up the surrounding, so other people will not fight with you for heat. It is right as described in the description..!! Definitely recommend!!

[@kellyJ86]

I’m just curious how long the copper coil lasts? With all that heat will it last for a long time?

[@reservationmanager2240]

Nice! But it’s a smaller pool so makes sense it would heat it well. Either way it is a nice affordable and renewable energy setup! Awesome job! Makes me wonder about replacing my heater with a wood burning stove. Our pump room has a 12’ ceiling. I bet I could put in a wood burner and wrap the exhaust pipe in copper tubing and just keep a fire going. Hmmmmm....

[@MrTplanko]

Yes this is even better way less temperature loss than my sistem but it is little bit more expensive

[@dawnmichele6847]

Sounds logical.✌️✌️🙏🇺🇲

[@Vid_Master]

Look up "propane tank wood stove" good way to get a small space stove for very cheap. Be extremely careful and test everything 5 times before you walk away from it while its burning. Be careful, be careful be careful

[@MrTsonkov]

Good Idea. if the cold water is at the bottom of the hot tub, there is no need for a pump.

[@limewoman1]

Thank you so much for the video. This what I needed to make my diy hot tub.

[@fharrison3011]

Bro, I built one just like yours and bought a fire place and have it burning inside the pit... The water coming out is literally 5 degree higher than water in the pool

[@MrTplanko]

all you need to do is restrict the water flow so it has time to heat up my guess is you have a more waterflow than my pump

[@MrTplanko]

Also longer pipe helps alot

[@hoots02]

Thanks for the tips

[@carolinecrona2481]

How slow does your pump rotate the water?

[@MrTplanko]

Speed does not matter. If the water runs slow you feel the output water hot if the pump runs faster output feels warm but in the end it doesnt matter... warm watter more flow Hot water less water flow so it evens out

[@gabrielemazzuoli]

hello very nice video what diameter does the copper pipe have I mean the hole and how long is it?? thanks, greetings Gabriele

[@TruckerDave215]

Wow tape work was nice

[@Prmarlosantonio]

Top demais, parabéns.

[@DexterJise]

what kind of filter pump is that ? I love the simplicity of it but Im sure keeping the fire enclosed and the coil as well would make a huge difference. Like say in a burn barrel?

[@MrTplanko]

Regular pump it came with the pool ..You are right it does make a difference also use 6m of pipe i started with 4m and you wont belive how much hotter 6m coil was.

[@LuisHernandez-kz1dm]

What type of tube you used? Is that rigid copper for water use?

[@marcinjankowski9919]

Super robota, great job

[@JohnJohn83UK]

Would flexible copper pipe work for this?

[@alejandralara1368]

It’s the tube 1/2 or 3/4?

[@caseylyle1]

The first bent coil is not the one showen at the end.

[@Giacomo.Bianco]

Fake Video!!! Only for clicks, after 1,5 hour 29 Grad After 2,5 hour 31 Grad ☝️😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@makeprettythings1]

I just gotta say I love ur mind and the blow up bed pump to keep the fire going most brilliant diy heating I seen anywhere low cost all across the board to heat ur pool 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@NSNG1540]

Nice .. Can you please tell about these pipes.. Won't these plastic pipes melt with the hot water inside. Please do update..I am stuck on finding suitable pipes for the tub.. thanks 🙏

[@MrTplanko]

No with this setup water cant melt the pipes you can use the one you get with pump

[@Dionisio181]

I am wondering...what about the internal components of the filter bomb, is this suitable for hot water?

[@MrTplanko]

No this is why you need to connect the heater to the output on the pump to avoid damaging the pump input water entering the pump from the pool is not hot

[@Dionisio181]

@@MrTplanko So, the water flow into the pump, then to the heater and finally to the pool right? Does the inlet hose hold the hot water well? I am thinking to do this to heat my pool.

[@MrTplanko]

@@Dionisio181 yea. It does hold the temperature But make the 2.0 heater version i posted its way better

[@lukecoles5142]

You reckon if the copper coil (10mm) is higher than the pool itself it would have difficulty pumping the water through with a filter pump?

[@MrTplanko]

Yes it would

[@k.s.2891]

How wide of tubing you using?

[@daveminuet8114]

Hey bro. I know I'm a year Kate to the party. How hot was the water coming out of the hose into the pool. Tryna make a hot tub with similar idea

[@MrTplanko]

I have a brand new design that way better stay tuned comming soon

[@gintarasvalley2875]

@@MrTplanko when that brand new design will be posted mate?

[@MrTplanko]

@@gintarasvalley2875 soon i am waiting for the pool to reach 5°C And then im hoping to get it to 30+C in 1 day 😀

[@bertveldhuizen8699]

5 Euro for all that copper???

[@juanurena6514]

I have a copper coil that I heat up using propane but it does not heat up water can you let me know what am I doing wrong?

[@MrTplanko]

Not hot enough or too much waterflow

[@huguitoluna286]

1-inch type M copper tube will work?

[@MrTplanko]

It shuld but i recommend you make the 2.0 version i posted few weeks ago its way better

[@carlossantiago6577]

how is it connected to the filter

[@BurtReynoldstash]

Nice work

[@danspiller87]

Surely the copper heats up and melts the plastic pipe joints?

[@MrTplanko]

Dont call me Shurely and NO it does not melt. The sistem is water cooled so no melting is possible when the water is in the pipe

[@danspiller87]

@@MrTplanko what? Lol Ok good to know. I'm never going to do this... Who am I kidding!

[@rikc7065]

@@MrTplanko LOL "I am certain...and dont call me Shirley" classic :P

[@salvatoteferraioli6784]

Idea semplice e forse funzionale... Solo che. Il tubo di rame come minimo sarà lungo 6metri, per fare tutti quei giri per fare riscaldare bene l'acqua, e un asta di 2,5m cosa 25,90€, poi il calore che si irradia lungo il tubo di rame nn potrebbe bruciare i tubi in gomma del filtro?

[@denniskennedy3979]

What was the length and diameter of the copper tubing? I’m going to use a propane fire pit.

[@MrTplanko]

4m 28mm

[@joeyperkins3521]

What size tubing is being used?

[@MrTplanko]

I would recomend to watch my poolheater 2.0 video it works way better And i have step by step instructions in the video

[@szabolcsbandor9710]

15 -ös cső 8 méter hosszú csőre gondoltam , 30 cm spirálba ,,, medence 366 cm -es kör 76 cm magas , gyári keringetőjével , eredményes lesz ??

[@iacamigevaerd376]

Nice! I'm playing with a similar setup but my goal is to heat water above 60°C for a hot shower, do you think if can be done? Similar to how a tankless propane heater works

[@MrTplanko]

Ita possible but with better heater. I will post the video in 14 days

[@iacamigevaerd376]

@@MrTplanko Nice, I'll be sure to watch it! I'm thinking about purchasing a broken on-demand heater and reutilize the radiator/piping part that receives the heat, that way I just need to build the fire around it

[@dicasdomarlos]

O problema e o esmagamento do tubo. É preciso usar a ferramenta certa! The problem is the crushing of the pipe. You need to use the right tool!

[@ericbonzey2990]

The copper will sweat and put out the fire

[@MrTplanko]

Nope

[@dicasdomarlos]

Boa ideia. good hint

[@berrymucuckiner4890]

Just buy soft copper pipe in pre bent coils. MUCH EASIER than the sand method, although the sand method is cool.. Also, longer runs of smaller pipe, like 3/8” is way more efficient than larger pipe….. I’ve tried both 3/8 and 3/4” pipe. The smaller pipe wins every time

[@MrTplanko]

I have made a better heater and i am posting it soon it can heat up 10 000l pool to 38°C IN 10 Hours

[@ftgnaturehd4222]

@@MrTplanko link to video?

[@MrTplanko]

@@ftgnaturehd4222 not posted yet comming in 30 days

[@gatoverde5]

La idea es buena pero no es necesario doblar una cañería. También las venden ya dobladas.

[@cookingwithtera6308]

Can you do a updated video of what you use now but also talk during the video as you go along

[@MrTplanko]

Sure but in july its too cold now 😀

[@andypower31]

Do you empty the sand after the pipe bend

[@rikc7065]

I'm pretty sure the sand is only to allow the copper to maintain form while being bent into the coil. Emptied afterwards to allow water to flow through and conduct the heat energy from the copper into the water. It would be really cool to run this through a sand "battery" instead. I think im going to try that as my pool is much larger. Having said that this system is a much easier build and seems like it does great for this application. Nice job!

[@TrabelsyMedia]

Wouldn't the heat cause the plastic tube to deform with time?

[@MrTplanko]

If there is water flowing there is no problem

[@alvaroheringer8405]

what is the diameter of the pipe? nice job!

[@MrTplanko]

28mm Thx

[@DutchDread]

I once tried making something similar, but the water stopped flowing, then it turned to steam, then it melted the pipes, then panic set in.

[@MrTplanko]

Its important you have enough water flow

[@DutchDread]

@@MrTplanko Yeah, I had a small pump, although that was mostly intended to be security, had hope that the heating of the water itself would create enough flow, but apparently it wasn't strong enough, that, or the water became to hot, melting the tube and restricting flow. Do really want to make a proper one, paying 100+ euros on hot water everytime I have a party by constantly pooring in hot tap water isn't very economical.

[@MrTplanko]

@@DutchDread you need to use bigger pipe diameter and your small pump shuld do the job

[@DutchDread]

@@MrTplanko Thanks, I actually had hypothesized that the problem was that the pipes were too large and the pump was failing to push the water through it.

[@anronjatu7535]

My brother made a cowboy bath like this out of a big drift and a roll of copper. It would cook you alive if you didnt add cold water in it first. This was in the dead of winter

[@steppib.4598]

One question: Wouldn't a combustion chamber made of bricks increase the effectiveness? Less fuel or higher water temperature? To do this, insulate the hoses / pipes! Should be inexpensive to do!

[@MrTplanko]

Yes it would be a lot better...less smoke more heat and yes inexpensive

[@drmechanicalchannel7641]

Wrap the pool with some foil bubble wrap insulation or rigid foam board it’ll help too.

[@mkuskam1]

yes good idea. tip to grill coal

[@comentando2437]

Great job.

[@TrabelsyMedia]

Can you link to the air blower used @ 4:36?

[@MrTplanko]

www.amazon.com/Electric-Portable-Quick-Fill-Inflator-Inflatable/dp/B074NZY3SQ/ref=mp_s_a_1_1_sspa?c=ts&keywords=Inflatable+Bed+Pumps&qid=1649606529&s=bedbath&sr=1-1-spons&ts_id=3732481&psc=1&smid=A1155GBV4DPEXU&spLa=ZW5jcnlwdGVkUXVhbGlmaWVyPUEzMjdNMFVDU0tUU05NJmVuY3J5cHRlZElkPUEwOTA0NTE4V0IzUFhXMFNTMTZWJmVuY3J5cHRlZEFkSWQ9QTEwMzM1ODgzVTBENERQRFlFWFRLJndpZGdldE5hbWU9c3BfcGhvbmVfc2VhcmNoX2F0ZiZhY3Rpb249Y2xpY2tSZWRpcmVjdCZkb05vdExvZ0NsaWNrPXRydWU=

[@pietrosillano7038]

I've got a question about physics-stuff, is there any sort of pump? Or the water flows thanks to the different density of the water at different temperature?

[@MrTplanko]

There is a pump connected It would be possible to do it without the pump but you would need to stir the pool... pump is better alternative.

[@mathewwebb522]

I'm totally not clued about copper chloride poisoning because we all use hot water from copper pipes plus its definitely got chlorine in it already.

[@crocop2o12]

i guess with that fire you could heat the water from the pool so much faster and put it back in the pool when it boils, lol; in 30min you get 40° in your pool and you use less wood

[@tomcastellano8947]

Good job...simple & smart

[@wookyungkim5507]

Great demonstration for ppl who is planning slowly to shift to off-grid style living! Just one question. How do you call that wind-blowing machine that you set 'Turbo mode'? I'll try to make one and find ways to connect it to ourdoor shower.

[@MrTplanko]

Its called electric air pump used to inflate boats etc.

[@steve_frenchcougar1747]

What type of salt ?

[@MrTplanko]

Only a salt of pure heart from tears of lion king is acceptable.

[@eduardoguzmanvelasco3378]

Muy buena idea 👍👍👍

[@mortgagefinancing5558]

I had friend tell me that in a short time that copper coil will be no good because of the extreme heat. What coil do you use and have you had any problems?

[@MrTplanko]

This will last years... water is flowing and cooling the coil so it cant deform.. I used a 4m copper pipe 28mm and roll it nothing special...

[@mortgagefinancing5558]

@@MrTplanko Thanks !

[@borgo1124]

Best material is rvs 316 cause of the chloor and other things that will atack copper...or try a uv lamp instat of chloor and you can stay with te copper heater

[@granmabern5283]

borgo1124 hello, what is rvs 316? July 31 here and it’s 15 degrees Celsius! We need a pool heater!!! Canada...

[@borgo1124]

@@granmabern5283 stainless steel 316.....in holland we call it rvs316,..

[@Gerii88]

Que tipo de tubería es ??

[@JoseFReyes-xs1hz]

The copper doesnt melt?

[@MrTplanko]

Nope its water cooled

[@tmada8270]

1 mil views and 3k subscribers only?

[@cbg0427]

3M + copper pipes about minimum 70$ Air blower about 60$ Support plate for fix pipes with fire 25$ Total 155$ Option The log pieces 1pack 10$/1hour 8hours X 10$= 80$ / day

[@MrTplanko]

Bro where did you find these prices hahab

[@daveminuet8114]

5m of copper where I'm from is $150. I've already bought it and have stopped as I'm tryna find cheaper ways to finish my project. Fittings a pump that will handle the temp etc

[@demonofheavn]

Good shit! I appreciate the time and effort

[@abcxyz1557]

Isn't 25c like 80-85f?

[@MrTplanko]

Yea

[@dicasdomarlos]

Genial, parabéns!

[@kedsonwilliamdearaujo9524]

kkkkk é mano, tem varios genios no mundo. ideia genial mesmo.

[@dicasdomarlos]

@@kedsonwilliamdearaujo9524 Tenho algo parecido em meu canal, ensino a fabricar serpentinas eficientes, para fogão de lenha. E mito mais.

[@MGszamanVlog]

Hi can I use part of your video to my compilation homemade inventions ?

[@MrTplanko]

Sure

[@MGszamanVlog]

@@MrTplanko Thank You

[@coolwicia]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@coolwicia]

Fake fake dake

[@user-jx8oq5zk6m]

I've got 2 questions Why do you need the salt/sugar what does it do to the copper pipe? What measurements of pipe do you recommend for the best performance?

[@MrTplanko]

Salt/sugar prevents the pipe from bending together... Performance depends on your pump water flow...

[@user-jx8oq5zk6m]

@@MrTplanko thanks for the reply I have just brought a pool similar to yours😁👍

[@bartekmrozik]

@@MrTplanko orginal BESTWAT/ INTEX pump can handle with 4meters od 28mm PIPIE ??

[@MrTplanko]

@@bartekmrozik yup

[@koosvanleeuwen6340]

Haard blok👍♥️

[@mozesg24]

How big is the pool?

[@MrTplanko]

10 000 litres

[@rogerkautz7441]

nice backbeat

[@perapetrovic2038]

B. R. A. V. O. !!!!!!!!!!

[@pachomouse]

how big is your pool? what the diameter of the copper pipe? I'm planning to put your idea in action for my baby girl Bestway 305x76 pool. It's 1236 Gal, how long shoul it run before hitting 28C? Water temp is 18-20C all time. Thank you!

[@MrTplanko]

I have 2700 gallons pool and copper pipe diameter 28mm Use atleast 4 m of pipe Buy a termometer so you can check the pool temperature

[@ecc2167]

Or just go to the hardware store and buy a coil of copper tubing that would probably be the best idea just saying

[@MrTplanko]

Well those coils have a really small diameter so you run a risk at melting the coil

[@weslyg949]

Hey man you should really look into trying to sale those chairs, so many people are intruiged by the concept and I bet would love to buy one from you! All I’m saying is you should think about it.

[@OsomaBinWeldin]

They like them tho

[@BigDebbee]

Wasup bros can you make a video on how to make the chair on your tiktok please please please please

[@MrTplanko]

Coming soon

[@veew651]

is the chair video up yet? I'd like to see them!!

[@jesusfernandez7771]

Nice explanation, no worry's

[@MrTplanko]

Glad you liked it

[@mikebrisebois]

5 degrees increase in 1.5 hours? My 250,000 btu gas pool furnace will only do 2 degrees max per hour. What’s the secret?

[@MrTplanko]

Big fire and turbo mode 😀

[@Rico-hy2wj]

After 5 hours soup ready to eat

[@denisstalker8004]

Pat &Mat!

[@awilliams7052]

Like a boss!! 😎

[@EuL_Abenteuer]

Zuviel Mac Gyver geschaut 😅😅👍

[@pachomouse]

BTW: the pool came with a 1249L/h pump, should I upgrade to 2006L/h, I think that's the one you use, I could be wrong

[@MrTplanko]

No need to upgrade.. smaller pool smaller pump.

[@pachomouse]

@@MrTplanko Thank you very much! I ordered a 60cm tall, 38cm diameter burn can with a thermometer over U$85 ( kzbin.info/www/bejne/jYPTiniLmbinjck ) to put the coil in and 15 meters of 1/2 copper coil, hopefully I'll get everything by Friday to start building the heater, not sure if the coil I ordered will do the job, I'll update once everything is setup

[@pachomouse]

@@MrTplanko great! Thanks!

[@pachomouse]

I just finished with the can and copper, it has 13 meter of 1/2" roll on it and two 1 meter long legs to attach the input and output., clueless on how to share some pics, the can has a thermometer to keep track of the internal temp of the fire on it. I'll run it on coal. Tomorrow I'll test it.

[@ohaoj2250]

@@pachomouse results?

[@DieHard_Deadpool]

How did u connect the copper pipes to the tubes from the filter?

[@MrTplanko]

You can see it in video... i just cut the output pipe from the pump and connected the coil

[@unclejack41]

Not nearly enough pipe. In to plastic pipe ??

[@javierdarioarboledagonzale3631]

The heater is very small for the mass of water contained in the pool (more than 4000 litres). Also, the system they show is not insulated, this causes a lot of heat loss. This heater would operate efficiently solo en verano with a children's pool. To improve it, they should increase the size of the spiral to the volume of a 208-liters can and use natural gas as fuel.

[@MrTplanko]

Yea there is room for improvement but it does its job for 10000l pool

[@AlejandroPerezmiluno]

Cómo podría calentar una piscina de 6000 litros? En verano

[@pyroninja90]

Suddenly it's less affordable

[@chadpressley646]

What about throwing a bunch of handwarmers in the water

[@TheJeremy32]

😂😂😂😂😂let me know how that works out

[@MrTplanko]

😅

[@bartekmrozik]

pipe seems to be 20mm diameter... Im i right ???

[@MrTplanko]

Its actualy 28mm

[@nickgardner6340]

no way you got all the copper for under 10

[@madmax8267]

sun heat up my pool up to 36 celsius with solar cover just on water

[@zachdewar5799]

What's the name of the back beat I like that sounds pretty good

[@Lon3Assassin]

Thongs Like Dreaming by Keef Keerie

[@idkname]

cool

[@howtosurviveelectronichara6474]

This looks too sunny to be in the UK. I smell Russian creativity

[@MrTplanko]

Slovenia but close 😀

[@starydedecek]

SUPER SUPER SUPER SUPER SUPER SUPER SUPER SUPER

[@XanderLebtEwig]

...pleas the Name of this Musik...