In some parts of France, the thermostat is close to 30°C, but not everywhere! Fortunately, there are solutions for heating your pool and enjoy the bathing season before the start of summer. And the good news is that you don’t have to spend a fortune to enjoy pool water at the right temperature… as long as you determine your pool’s heating requirements. polyester shell pool !

Want to find out more? Without further ado, discover our tips and recommendations for enjoying hot water at lower cost.

 

How do I determine my pool’s heating requirements?

Before considering a
heating solution
for your pool, your pool’s heating requirements depend on a number of criteria:

  • Air temperature: the higher the outside temperature, the warmer the water in your pool.
  • Sunshine: in addition to air temperature, sunshine also plays an important role in the heat gain of your polyester pool.
  • Insulation: whether your pool is completely unobstructed or sheltered by trees or buildings, you won’t have the same heat requirements.
  • The size of your pool: if you own a mini pool ? a large swimming pool? Your needs will vary depending on the size and volume of your pond!

As you can see, for the same region, your heating needs will not be identical to those of your neighbor. Think about how you can save energy when building your pool!

 

Heat pumps for easy pool heating

How does a pool heat pump work?

Recognized as the heating system heating system, the pool heat pump (or boiler) is one of the preferred solutions for pool owners. Positioned directly in the filtration circuit, the heat pump captures heat from the ambient air, amplifies it through the action of the compressor, and releases it into your pool water. Like the heat exchanger and pool heater (or electric heater), the pump for heating your pool is chosen according to the pool’s volume and the region in which it is installed.

To save money with your heat pump, the Full Inverter technology is ideal. In fact, this type of device enables precise adjustment of operating intensity, taking into account climatic constraints and the basin’s energy requirements. The result? Only the necessary power is delivered by the components to heat the water. As a result, the Inverter heat pump consumes less electricity. Good news for your next bill!

 

Should a pool heat pump be enclosed?

Even though it’s designed for outdoor use, Aboral recommends sheltering your heat pump. There are several reasons for this:

  • Protecting the heat pump from the weather and UV: To keep your heating system in good heating systemIt’s best to protect it from rain, wind and snow, as well as UV rays.
  • Protecting the unit from impact: When installed outdoors, the heat pump can be damaged by falling branches, tiles, etc., which can cause damage to the unit.
  • Reduce noise pollution: All heat pumps, even the most recent, emit some background noise. Installing your heat pump in a semi-open space will ensure your peace of mind… and that of your neighbors!
  • Keeping an attractive outdoor space: Yes, there’s a better way to decorate your garden than with a heat pump!

As you can see, when installing your heat pump in your garden, think about the shelter or protection you choose.

 

How to heat your pool without a heat pump?

If you live in a cold region, a heat pump may not be the best solution for you. In fact, the lower the temperatures, the more the heat pump will need its electrical back-up, and the higher your electricity consumption will be…

Fortunately, there are other energy-saving ways to heat your pool. Solar heating, bubble covers or system D… Here are the different ways you can heat your pool without breaking the bank!

 

The black pipe method for free pool heating

The black hose principle is simple: leave your garden hose in direct sunlight, then turn on the tap. The water will come out hot! Why not use this simple, environmentally friendly method to heating your pool ?

Nothing could be simpler. Get heat-conducting hoses and connect them to your pool pump to create a closed circuit. Installed in direct sunlight, your pipes will gradually heat the water flowing through them. As a result, you gain a few degrees without breaking your piggy bank!

 

Solar heating, the ecological solution

Another way to take advantage of the sun’s heat to heat your pool water: solar heating. solar heating. Although it’s a major investment at the outset, solar heating doesn’t cost you anything afterwards, since it uses… solar energy !

Facing due south, the solar panels are capable of heat your pond water to 5 to 10°C. It’s up to you to choose the most strategic locations that benefit from long exposure to the sun. For example, the roof of your home is certainly the place that benefits from total radiation, all day long.

But if you want to reduce installation costs, the floor can also be a good solution! Located close to your pool, your thermal solar panels can easily be oriented to suit the sun’s position.

 

Bubble wrap to limit heat loss

You’ve found the heating system for your pool? Good news! All that’s left to do is enjoy the benefits of swimming with your loved ones.

But before you take the plunge, be careful about heat loss. In fact, when a pool is heated, it is often subject to heat loss, which considerably reduces the efficiency of the heating system. pool temperature. If this phenomenon, linked to the evaporation of your water, is restrictive for your bathing, it is especially annoying for your energy consumption!

To deal with this problem, a large number of solar blankets (also known as solar tarpaulins or solar mats), are available on the market. Installed on your above-ground pool or in-ground as soon as daylight falls, this device will enable you to keep the water at the right temperature and, consequently, save on energy costs.

 

Want to equip your pool a heating system to extend the season? Contact our team of expertsThey’ll be happy to answer any questions you may have!

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