How can I install a solar heating system on my new pool?
May 15th, 2009 | by Michael |
JorgeandSebastiansMommy asked:
We have just signed today with the holding of the pond and begin work to install an inground pool in our yard. I 'the VE has requested that bring in the necessary plumbing so you can add more? then our solar system (paying approximately $ 400 3 pipes?). How difficult? to do this? ? this something relatively simple / direct? I should add that we have a control computer, so that man in our group, we should be able to hook it up and have it checked at a distance. What? my question? once it 's eradicated for the sun, what? the following points and the best method of cost? Any advice greatly? appreciated!
ALEX
We have just signed today with the holding of the pond and begin work to install an inground pool in our yard. I 'the VE has requested that bring in the necessary plumbing so you can add more? then our solar system (paying approximately $ 400 3 pipes?). How difficult? to do this? ? this something relatively simple / direct? I should add that we have a control computer, so that man in our group, we should be able to hook it up and have it checked at a distance. What? my question? once it 's eradicated for the sun, what? the following points and the best method of cost? Any advice greatly? appreciated!
ALEX
3 Responses to “How can I install a solar heating system on my new pool?”
By clemsondrummer7 on May 15, 2009 | Reply
go to home depot or lowes…they have people there that know how to install anything and everything into a pool that you want
By Faerie loue on May 15, 2009 | Reply
Just get the best equipment sounds like you can afford it. Then buss in the poor and charge a $1.00 each. It’s less than they have to pay at the public pool and it will offset your expenditure.
By joe v on May 15, 2009 | Reply
I installed my own solar system as soon as they finished our pool. I didn’t have them plumb anything for it. There is only one valve you’ll need and one backflow preventer and they both come with the solar system. Then you just cut into the return line and add the valve which will direct the water to your panels or bypass them. Then add a “Tee” for the water to come back from the panels. Nothing to it. And by the way, instead of hooking our solar system up to the control panel, we chose to put in an automatic thermostat control valve.