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2.2 Flow direction
Your G2 Heat Exchanger should be connected to the two independent water circuits as follows:
1. Connection to Water Filtration Circuit (Secondary)
The Heat Exchanger should be plumbed in-line, after the filtration pump and filter and before any water
treatment equipment. It must be fed with clean water. Weed/debris should not be allowed to enter the Heat
Exchanger. Universal 1.5” / 50mm ABS unions for connection to rigid PVC or ABS pipe are included
(stepped internal diameter to accommodate both sizes). The Heat Exchanger should be installed as close
as possible to the boiler/heat source to minimise heat loss.
To assist with correct air purging and to ensure that the Heat Exchanger remains full of water during
operation, it should be installed at the lowest point in the filtration circuit.
If the Heat Exchanger is installed in a vertical plain, it is essential that the pool/pond water
(secondary circuit) enters low and exits high.
2. Connection to Heating or Cooling Circuit (Primary)
The Heat Exchanger should be connected directly to the primary circuit i.e. boiler/chiller via the provided
1” BSP male brass connectors.
NOTE: The circulation pump of the primary circuit should be controlled by a thermostat, which should
be connected via the filtration pump to allow heating only when the filtration pump is running.
Air bleed valves should be installed at the high points of the primary circuit. To ensure correct temperature
detection, it is essential that the thermostat / thermistor is positioned at the pool / pond water inlet of the
Heat Exchanger. The thermostat pocket and blanking cap use a common port and can thus be swapped
as required.