Attic Heat Exchanger Pool Heater

After water from your pool goes through the regular pool support filter it is then pumped into the solarattic solar pool heater which is a heat exchanger located inside the attic.

Attic heat exchanger pool heater.

The 4th generation solar pool heater. Solarattic sells a system the pool convection system 2 that sucks hot air out of the attic of your house and pumps it into a heat exchanger to heat your pool. Since this is a summer demand it seems like there is some potential here. The car radiators that have.

Turn excess attic heat into hotwater. This solar pool heater cools the home as it heats the pool. Simply stated a solarattic pool heater is a heat exchanger mounted in or near your attic or garage that takes the heat from your attic or garage to heat your pool. I was wondering if i could heat the water in my swimming pool using the heat in the house s attic and i started messing about with a large s heatsink s thermal battery.

The pcs solar pool heater was first installed 32 years ago in 1987. The pcs4 is the newest and it s now the fourth generation solarattic pool heater. Warmer water comes out and is returned to the pool all while cooler air is blowing out of the back of the unit. As a bi product the exchanger is blowing air conditioning into your home cooling it down.

Don t confuse this solar pool heater with solar pool heaters that use roof mounted solar panels. The fan draws hot air from across the attic passing it over the radiator coil removing heat from the attic and transferring it to the pool. History is being made with solarattic s fourth generation solar pool heater. The unit is basically a heat exchanger and a fan.

Pool water is diverted to the heat exchanger when temperatures in the attic are 20 degrees warmer than the pool temperature. I think since you will save heating your pool they justify charging such a high price for the attic heat exchanger. Cooler water enters the heater. Commercial pool heating solution that uses an air to water heat exchanger in the attic to provide pool heating.

This in effect turns the entire roof surface into a solar collector. Yet the attic heat exchanger is priced higher than a heatpump that includes a compressor the most expensive part in the heatpump.