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Hi. Thanks for your feedback and great questions. You'll separate fittings in your pool to set up your heating separately. If you don't have these already, you will need to integrate your heating with your filtration system. We are more than happy to give you guidance on your set up (and a great quote on equipment if you're keen) if you would like to call 1300 652 710. Cheers.

Glad it was helpful!

Hi. Glad it helped. There isn't really a maximum as distance can be compensated for with the right equipment. The further away you are from the skimmer box, the bigger the pump (and filter to cope with the higher water pressure from the bigger pump) is needed. Feel free to call 1300 652 710 and let us know about your project and we can give you better information about what you will need.

Hi. You might be able to remove and replace the return jet face (the part that is visible in the pool) without replacing the entire fitting. If not, you will need to gain access to the outside pool wall to replace the fitting and replace the pipework. Good luck!

@@CompleteFibreglassPoolKits Got it, thanks!

Glad it helped. Cheers.

The installer used the standard barrel unions supplied with the equipment. For this particular installation the owner didn't want any non-return valves or three-way valves fitted however they are often installed. Can you explain your last question in a little more detail as we are not quite sure what you are asking!

Rinsing settles the sand or glass media down and removes the last of the particles and debris in the filter.

at 6:20 he does. Settles the sand

Our pleasure!

Hi. You might have a cartridge filter?? Is it taller and thinner than the sand filter shown in the video?? If it is a cartridge filter, there will be a collar that will twist anti-clockwise to open the filter. Feel free to email a photo to splash@completefibreglasspoolkits.com.au as we can have a look for you

The inlet pipe for the heating is connected to separate suction points in the pool. Cheers.

Hi. Unfortunately the wifi module won't work with the BPM range. Sorry!

Hi. Usually 300mm down from the top of the pool and roughly 1200mm horizontally apart. Cheers.

Thanks for your feedback. The standard configuration is to have two safety suction points in the deep end (you need two to comply with Australian Standards) wall and a single return jet lower down the shallow end pool wall.

Thank you for reply, I will be installing a skimmer do I still require 2 suction points or just one with the skimmer?

You need two so they work as safety suctions. It is a requirement with Australian Standards. The idea is the two fittings are plumbed together behind the pool wall. A single line then runs back to the water pump. If a little person gets stuck on one of the suction points, all of the suction pressure moves to the other fitting and a drowning is prevented.

@CompleteFibreglassPoolKits Thanks again, will the caution points still be required if not installing pool heater? How do I get in contact with you lol

@@CompleteFibreglassPoolKits Could you recommend suction fittings?

Great question. The backfill material is cement stabilised and will harden once washed in with water. Once it has hardened the surrounding earth won't mix with it. Cheers.

Hi. That model is for commercial heating which we don't do. We suggest speaking with your supplier to get the lowdown on the wifi options. If it is a residential model heater you end up going with, then yes, the wifi module will work. Cheers.

Thanks for your response. The heater pump is installed for my pool at home. I upgraded from a 10-year old AHP-050.

Hi. Many installers use dyna-bolts

Cheers. We're are stoked it was helpful!

Hi. Thanks for your comment. The best way to learn your system and also how to maintain your pool is to take a water sample to your local pool shop for testing. They will let you know what you need to add to your water and also explain how the chlorinator, filter and pump works. It seems a lot at first however you will soon get the hang of it in a week or two.

Hi. The Aquatemp module should retain the pairing information with the heating unit turned off and in standby mode. If the heater was unplugged or turned off at the power point for more than a few days, the module will reset. You should be able to manually enter the barcode. If your serial number is still readable, contact your supplier and see if they can tell you the barcode number for your unit. Good luck!

Thanks for the suggestion Mark. The pool plumbing video is in post production at the moment and should be live before the end of the month. We've added infloor cleaning to the list of future videos. Cheers.

Our understanding is to prevent pressure points in the floor of the pool shell that will cause future cracking.

Glad you like the vid! The bedding level should follow the contour of the pool floor using a laser level and be a consistent thickness. A laser level will be your best friend to get this outcome!

The coping tiles should be able to be removed without needing a jackhammer. The tiles should only have a thin layer of glue or cement to hold them onto the actual coping beam. A jackhammer anywhere near a fibreglass pool shell is not a match made in heaven!

No problems and thanks for the heads up. I had a feeling a jackhammer was a bad idea

Hi Chantal. Sorry, we don't know of that heat pump brand. Best to check with them directly. Cheers, The Complete Team

Hi... what wifi band do they connect to 5ghz or only 2.4??