Raypak 014781 Heater, ABG, 106 Analog Dial Control, Polymer Headers, Propane, 105k BTU

Raypak 014781 Above Ground 106A Pool and Spa Heater, Propane, Analog Control, 105,000 BTU (P-R106A-AP-C 0-1999), Rheem 014799

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Raypak 014781 Above Ground 106A Propane Pool and Spa Heater, 105,000 BTU

Model P-R106A-AP-C 0-1999 | Order # 014781 | Analog dial thermostat, 120 V power cord | 0 to 1,999 ft version

The Raypak 106A is a small atmospheric gas heater made for above-ground pools and spas, with an input of 105,000 BTU per hour. Item 014781 burns propane and is the version for sites from sea level to 1,999 ft. It is the analog model in the Above Ground series: you set it with an on/off switch and a thermostat dial, and it comes with a 120 V power cord and a stackless top for outdoor use.

✅ Made for:

  • Fuel: propane only. The natural gas 106A is a different item number (014779).
  • Elevation: this item is the 0 to 1,999 ft version. Raypak lists item 014782 for 2,000 to 3,999 ft and separate item numbers for higher sites.
  • Outdoor installation as shipped, using the stackless top. Indoor installation needs Raypak drafthood kit 014357 and a vent to the outside.
  • Pump flow between 20 and 70 GPM. Above 70 GPM Raypak requires an external bypass valve.
  • Raypak states the Above Ground series cannot be sold in Low NOx markets, including Southern California and Utah.

🔧 Details:

  • Raypak item 014781, model P-R106A-AP-C 0-1999. UPC 840891035862.
  • Input rating 105,000 BTU/hr (30.75 kW). Raypak lists the Above Ground series at 82% thermal efficiency.
  • Propane supply pressure at the heater: 11 in. WC minimum with the heater running, 13 in. WC maximum. Gas connection 1/2 in. NPT.
  • Analog control: an on/off switch and a thermostat dial on the upper front panel. Setpoint range 65 F to 104 F, with an adjustable knob stop to cap the maximum.
  • Spark-to-pilot electronic ignition. The pilot is lit automatically and the main gas valve opens only after the pilot flame is proven.
  • Copper fin-tube heat exchanger, polymer headers and stainless steel tube sheets, with a built-in automatic bypass valve.
  • Power: ships with a 120 VAC three-prong cord; the transformer can be rewired for 240 VAC. Draws 4 A at 120 V or 2 A at 240 V. Raypak requires a grounded, GFCI-protected supply.
  • Water connections: two 2 in. CPVC unions, supplied. PVC pipe can be glued directly into them.
  • Cabinet depth 24 in. (dimension A in Raypak's table). Flue diameter 6 in.
  • Shipping weight 85 lb with the stackless top.
  • In the carton: two 2 in. CPVC unions with O-rings, plastic finish flange for the gas line, bonding lug and the manual. The outdoor stackless top is standard with the unit.
  • Raypak limited warranty: two years parts and labor.
  • Rheem cross-reference: Rheem item 014799, model P-M106A-AP-C, is the same heater sold under the Rheem label.
  • Ruud cross-reference: Ruud item 014817, model P-D106A-AP-C, is the same heater sold under the Ruud label.

📌 Good to know:

  • Raypak warns against supplying this heater from 5, 10 or 20 gallon propane cylinders of the kind used on barbecue grills.
  • The 106A is not equipped for remote operation; in this series only the digital 156A is.
  • The heater must sit at least 5 ft from the inside wall of the pool unless a solid fence, wall or other permanent barrier separates them.
  • It can be installed on combustible flooring, but not on carpet.
  • For sites with frequent high wind Raypak offers an optional outdoor stack, part 014718.
  • Raypak reduces the input 4% for each 1,000 ft above sea level when the heater is installed above 2,000 ft, so order the version built for your elevation.
  • Converting to natural gas takes Raypak kit 014918F and must be done by a qualified agency. For sites above 2,000 ft Raypak says to consult the factory.
  • Gas, venting and electrical work must be done by a qualified installer or service agency. Raypak's warranty applies to heaters installed by a licensed service provider.

Gas, venting and electrical work must be done by a qualified installer and meet local codes.

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