LXi™ Pool & Spa Heater

Jandy LXi Pool and Spa/Hot Tub Heater

Jandy LXi Pool and Spa/Hot Tub Heater

Jandy LXi pool and spa/hot tub heaters exceed environmental standards for Low NOx emissions. Lower emissions mean you can enjoy your pool or spa/hot tub with confidence, knowing your pool equipment is designed with the environment in mind.

The Jandy Pro Series LXi comes automation-ready for easy integration with Jandy Pro Series AquaLink® controls and other control systems. Built-in freeze protection and exclusive "Maintain Temperature" functions are also available.

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Document ID SL6352
Description Jandy LXi Pool and Spa Heater Sell Sheet
File Size 4.93 MB
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Document ID H0286900
Description Jandy Pro Series LXI™ Gas-Fired Pool and Spa Heater Manual
File Size 8.53 MB
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Document ID H0298500
Description Guide d'installation mode d'emploi de Jandy® LXi™ Réchauffeur de piscine et de spa à gaz par Zodiac
File Size 10.11 MB
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Document ID H0296500
Description Jandy LXi Flue Vent Assembly Replacement Kits
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Document ID H0347400
Description Jandy LXi Complete Bronze Heat Exchanger Replacement Kits
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Features

Features

  • High‐efficiency copper fin heat exchanger is designed to lower operating costs and provide greater savings
  • The feature rich control panel has a user-friendly backlit display and a simplified menu for ease of operation.
  • Low NOx, fan-assisted combustion and Hot Surface Ignition systems provide maximum performance in all weather conditions.
  • Built-in one-touch automation makes pool-to-spa switching simple.
  • Enables easy connection to Zodiac controls, and other pool/spa automation systems and automatic valve systems.
  • Available in 250K and 400K BTU sizes.

Frequently asked questions

For the last 20 years, Zodiac has been using a patented technology associating polyamides and titanium, both of which are totally free from the effects of corrosion. Today over 120,000 appliances have been installed without any corrosion defects. If a salt water chlorination method is being used, it is important to install a check valve between the heater outlet and the salt water chlorinator, to prevent high concentrations of chlorinated water from back siphoning into the heater.
No, it is perfectly possible to heat an "open air" pool without a cover or a shelter. The power and fuel requirements is similar to heating a house with the windows open! This is why we recommend the use of an insulating cover to limit heat loss to the open air when the pool is being heated. A covered or sheltered pool will reduce the amount of fuel needed and reduce the operating cost. Example: A 400 square foot pool in Tampa, heated to 82F year round could save 50% on the heating bill just by keeping the pool covered for 20 hours a day. Interested in getting a cover for your pool to save money? Check out our Coverpool products www.coverpools.com