Pool Solar Installation San Diego

What Is San Diego Pool Solar Installation

Pool Solar Installation In San Diego is a huge benefit for people that want a warm and inviting swimming experience that offers an extended season for early spring through the fall. These systems will extend the swim season pre and post the normal season based on the pool water being fed to the pool solar collectors allowing the sun’s heat to elevate the waters temperature and return it to the pool. You can have pool solar heating installed either on the roof or on what’s called a ground mount system. This allows homes that have plenty of land and exposure to have a pool solar installation on a rack on the ground rather than on the roof. This may be due to the roof already being used for electric solar or that the roof is too chopped up and would not be the best place for the installation. Either option is great for the fact that the sun’s energy can provide a large amount of heat rise making the coldest pool more enjoyable and usable. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to have HeatWave Pool Solar help with your new pool solar installation.

What A San Diego Pool Solar Installation Consist Of

When having a new pool solar installation performed, there are a few things to consider. The first is how the pool solar is operated. You either use your existing pool automation or you may simply need a pool solar controller that can operate the on and off of the pool solar along with a variable speed pool pump that can change flow rates when the pool solar turns on or off. Either way, it is necessary to have a controller for your San Diego pool solar installation so that it knows when it is calling for heat and turns on and if the weather changes and gets colder, it knows when to shut off so as not to cool down the pool or spa water.

The next part of the pool solar installation is to run the diverter valve that will change the flow from the pool to feed the solar panels. This includes an electronic valve that is told when to rotate from the solar automation or pool automation. Once that is in you then have the plumbing that runs to the roof or to the ground mounted pool solar array. This plumbing runs to the new pool solar collectors where the water feeds into and the black panel is heated by the sun allowing the water to heat up and return back to the swimming pool. And then you have the solar panels again that are black and radiate heat that allows the water to feed through it and these panels are mounted to the roof properly to prevent any potential for roof leaks. They are also strapped down to protect them from being moved or blown apart by holding them in place during any weather issues.