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Many years ago, I had an indoor swimming pool with solar heating. Some days in the middle of summer that water got too warm. So I'd run the water through the bl
by simonblack 3y ago
Many years ago, I had an indoor swimming pool with solar heating. Some days in the middle of summer that water got too warm. So I'd run the water through the black plastic solar collectors at night-time to throw away that excess heat.
- ShakataGaNai 3y agoI installed a new pool solar (water) heating system a few years ago. It's got electronic controls for when to send the water up based on temperature etc. It has an integrated cooling mode, which does exactly what you described. Not useful for my location but I've learned in more warm climates it can be quiet a problem.
- s0rce 3y agoBetter than this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lcnr6YiT-g8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lcnr6YiT-g8
- grecy 3y agoHuh, we had an outdoor pool with no heating other than just being outside in the sun, and it would regularly get too warm. We would only swim after about 11pm. We also thought it was too cold to swim if the air temp was below 35C (95F). Australia.
- aaron695 3y ago[dead]