Why solar pool heating is ideal for warmer climes.

 

Solar pool heating is a water heating system that effectively captures warm sunlight to heat swimming pool water. Typically made with corrosion and UV resistant materials, Geelong solar pool heating systems can operate efficiently for decades. They are also extremely durable and reliable, with less routine maintenance required compared to other pool heating systems, and are also extremely affordable to typically acquire and properly install with fewer recurring monthly expenses to operate efficiently.

Since its main heat source is the sun, a Geelong solar pool heating system undoubtedly represents an economical way to produce hot water for warming a swimming pool, and compared to natural gas or fuel-oil powered pool heating systems, solar pool heating systems use solar energy that is free, so swimming pool owners can undoubtedly save a lot their energy costs.

Solar pool heating systems are the ideal heating system for small-to-medium-sized swimming pools, and by being very inexpensive to run efficiently, they can easily extend the pool season even in the colder months. And, by being able to efficiently produce higher water temperatures than normal, Geelong solar pool heating systems can be intentionally used to properly sterilize swimming pool water for sanitary purposes throughout the year without incurring higher energy costs and additional carbon emissions.

Solar pool heating works by efficiently absorbing brilliant sunlight through a collector, generally located on the roof or any location that is open to brilliant sunshine, and converts it into generated heat. The heated water is then passed to a water tank typically employing a circulating pump, which is precisely controlled by a thermal regulator that effectively prevents overheating to conserve generated electricity and properly maintains the specified temperature. In warmer locations where brilliant sunlight is available year-round, a solar pool heating system can heat cold swimming pool water very easily. And with a cloudless sky, particularly at apparent noon, the operational efficiency of a solar pool heating system is highest.

In specific locations with less direct sunlight or higher latitudes, especially when the sky is overcast, heat collectors can be optionally used to properly maintain solar pool heating temperatures and might invariably require a backup heating system such as an electric or fossil-fuel powered swimming pool heating system to adequately supply warm water to swimming pools.

 A backup heating system for a solar pool heating system in colder climates can shorten the heating cycles to completely warm swimming pool temperatures to their ideal swimming temperature. When a backup heating system is typically installed to complement a solar pool heating system, a constant supply of warm swimming pool water is instantly available throughout the year.

By installing a solar pool heating system in locations where warm daily temperatures typically remain the norm to heat swimming pools, the annual operating and maintenance costs can be exceptionally low and are highly cost-effective compared to gas-powered or electric pool heating systems for long-term swimming pools heating use.

They can be very cost-effective and realistically is the only sensible pool heating system in specific locations where constant sunshine and warm climates are typically the norm and offer significant reductions in pool heating costs and preventive maintenance.