You invest $1388 in our solar water heaters and virtually eliminate your pool heating bills for life.

The primary reasons that we own pools are for family fun, pleasure at home with friends, a healthy and relaxed environment, exercise, and stress relief. A heated pool lengthens
the swimming season and becomes a pool that gets used.

Solar pool heating systems are easy, economical, and environmentally friendly.

Solar pool heating is perhaps the most cost-effective application of solar energy under
the sun.

People are catching on that solar pool heating makes good sense.
Solar pool heating systems have distinct differences from the domestic solar water heating applications.

The larger volume of water, lower temperature requirements, and seasonal use pattern are significantly different design parameters that result in a simpler solar collector at lower unit cost and higher efficiency.

WSE will help owners of residential-sized swimming pools understand how simple, easy, and cost effective solar pool heating is. In addition, basic system components and their functions will be described, our solar calculator will also assist with determining your savings using solar heating

As a crude guideline for comfort, you can expect solar pool heating systems to meet your expectations for swimming during months in whichyou are comfortable outside, day or night, without wearing a sweater or coat. For months in which you wear a sweater or coat for comfort during the day, you will need a removable pool cover and a backup heater.

An automatic solar controller, called a differential controller, allows you to set the high temperature limit to your comfort level. It is similar to the control used in a solar domestic water heater. It compares the water temperatures measured at the solar collector and the
pool. If the collector temperature is at least 4°F (2.2°C) higher than the pool water and the pool is below the desired set point temperature, the control opens the diverter valve. This allows circulation of pool water to the collector and back if the pump is on. A diverter valve in the system either sends the water through the solar collector or straight back to the pool from the pump.

WSE Solar Controller

Solar Pool Heating using pressurized WSE58 panels

Typical Pool Heating Kit

2  only WSE58 Solar 20 tube system  2 * 897 = $1794  link

If you think that solar pool heating is only for expensive, inground pools, think again. Smaller solar pool heating systems have become very popular in Canada over the past five years.

Actually, it is easier to heat an aboveground pool using solar energy for those summer months than an inground pool. The nighttime temperatures stay fairly warm, and
aboveground pools tend to heat up more easily. This is because the air is warmer than the ground, and the pool can absorb heat through the sides as well as through
the solar pool heat collector. The cost is lower too, because a manual diverter valve
is used rather than a more sophisticated automatic control generally used on larger systems designed for inground pools. Aboveground solar heating systems are
usually self-installed and rolled out on the ground next to the pool or put on a homemade rack next to or near the pool, rather than mounted on a roof. All these factors combine to make these systems affordable and very simple to install by the pool owners themselves. Cut Your Losses
More than 90 percent of all heat lost from a pool is from a combination of surface evaporation, convection, and radiation. Evaporative losses are usually the greatest, at
70 to 85 percent of total losses. Normally, if wind speeds are less than 4 mph (1.8 m/s), only 10 to 15 percent of the heat loss is by wind or convection. Use screens,
shrubbery, or a fence around the pool to help cut wind losses. Radiation losses will be on the order of 5 to 15 percent.
With evaporation responsible for the lion’s share ofenergy loss from a swimming pool, a pool cover is a good investment if you want to extend your swimming
season. If you use a pool cover to stop overnight heat losses, a solar pool heating system can maintain a pool approximately 20°F (11°C) over the average air temperature on sunny days. For example, if the average outdoor air temperature is 65°F (18°C), your pool will be about 85°F (29°C) if you use a pool cover to retain heat.
Another strategy to extend your season is to position the pool so that it is in full midday sun during months of use.

This above ground utilizes 2 - WSE47 ( $ 694.00 )

Checkout how easy this Solar Swimming Pool Heater is to install

20pcs of vacuum heat-collecting pipes included in each panel.

The length of each pipe is 1.5M, the inside diameter is F47mm and the out diameter is F50mm.

The storage of water in one panel is around 125 liter.

Usually need 4 to 8 panels per swimming pool.

The warranty of the vacuum heat-collecting pipe is 15 years.

Each panel will deliver over 30,000 btu per sunny day in the summer

Working Principle of Vacuum Solar Tube

Collectors are the key component of Massloads Solar Water Heater. Each of them is configured by two concentric glass tubes with Thermal expansion 3.3x 10-6 °C, the outside surface of inner glass tube is coated, with the latest world magnetron sputtering Hi-Techs, layers of aluminum-nitrogen with aluminum base, which absorbs and converts the maximum amount (>0.92,80oc) of solar radiation including infra red light into heat, whilst having very small radiation losses(<0.09,80oc). The jacket between outer and inner glass tubes is evacuated and permanently sealed off to form the best possible insulation, which allows sunlight penetrate perfectly while preventing heat loss. In order to maintain the vacuum between the two glass layers, a barium getter (gas absorbent) is used inside the top end of the outer tube.

During manufacturing this getter is exposed shortly to high frequency magnetic fields, which create high temperatures in one second resulting in the bottom of the evacuated tube being coated with a pure layer of barium.

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