Heliocol Swimming Pool Heating
Extend your swim season!
The world's top hotels, universities, military bases, and the Olympic Games heat their pools with Heliocol. Heliocol's maintenance-free solar pool heating panels protect your roof, your swimming pool investment, and the environment. Often imitated, but never duplicated. It’s not magic, but it comes close. With no moving parts, Heliocol panels are durable and built to last. With no utility expense, Heliocol produces energy out of thin air, heating your pool and doubling your swim season.
Heliocol solar pool heating systems have three basic components:
A panel, a pump, and a filter. A pump, usually your existing pool pump, pushes water through a filter to strain leaves and debris. Water is then pumped into a Heliocol
solar panel mounted on your roof, porch, fence, or any other location with good sun exposure. The water is substantially heated as it moves through the panel and it
flows back into your pool, warming the water. Unlike solar water heaters for indoor use, solar pool heaters do not require a storage tank. Your pool provides all the storage
required.
The Heliocol Difference
Heliocol has a proven record of accomplishment:
- Durability
- Performance
- Design excellence
- Roof friendly
- Environmentally safe
- Maintenance free
- High wind load capabilities
- Freeze resistant
- Corrosion proof
- UV Stabilized
- Header and riser of identical material over-molded as one unit - no welds or joints
- Open riser design eliminates moister build-up under the collector preventing roof deterioration
How Heliocol Works
- Using the existing circulation pump the water flows through the filter and is then directed to the collectors.
- Check the valve to prevent backwash of the filter when the collectors drain down.
- Two-way valve that directs the water to the collectors when there is efficient sun radiation.
- Vacuum release valve for automatic draining of the panels after the solar system shuts off.
- Inlet to the solar panels at the lowest side of the bank, using the “reverse return” method.
- Outlet from the solar panels back to the pool.
