How do you get the most out of solar pool heating?

The term solar pool heating refers to a system that warms the water in your swimming pool by utilizing the sun’s rays as the primary source of heat. The process involves using a solar collector, which is usually mounted on a roof or on the ground near the pool, to capture the sun’s rays and transfer that heat to the water in the pool. The solar collector is made up of a series of tubes or panels that are designed to absorb and transfer heat. It is circulated through the solar collector using a pump, where it is heated by the sun’s energy before being returned to the pool. Solar pool heating costs are minimal, and it lasts longer, making it a more cost-effective choice in the long run than electric pool heating. Solar pool heating is a great investment for anyone who wants to enjoy the benefits of a warm swimming pool without relying on conventional forms of energy. Solar pool heating systems require very little maintenance. If you want to get the most out of your solar pool heating, then consider the following tips:

• When it’s not being used, do not leave your heating system on.
• Run your system for an hour every day for the duration of the hotter months or the swimming season to keep it clean and to ensure that any buildup of gunk is removed. On the other hand, if you already own a solar controller, this will be handled automatically.
• Have a professional pool heating service clean and maintain your solar collectors, paying special attention to any valve or tube-related cracks or breaks that may have occurred. 

Solar pool heaters vs solar pool panels.

Solar pool heating is a sustainable and renewable energy source. It reduces the amount of energy required to heat your pool, which can help lower our energy bills and reduce our carbon footprint. However, depending on the size of the roof on your house, it’s possible that you won’t have enough room to install solar panels  to power your house in addition to a solar pool heater. If this situation occurs, you might have to conduct a cost-benefit analysis to determine which system will result in longer-term cost savings. In general, we advise combining your solar PV with an effective electric pool heater and hand pump. That way, you can use solar energy for everything and are probably going to save the most money. Depending on the wattage of your solar panels, the additional electrical needs brought on by the pool heater and pump will only necessitate the addition of 3 to 5 solar panels.

If you’re thinking of installing or having any professional pool heating services , then contact Natural Salt Pool. Natural Salt Pools has been in the pool heating services business since 1994. We are a licensed swimming pool contractor that provides comprehensive services and specializes in all areas of swimming pool construction as well as repair and maintenance. Give us a call right now to get a free project consultation and estimate.