Hot water 365 days a year without use of gas or electricity
System guaranteed for more than 20 years.
You can significantly reduce swimming pool heating costs by installing our solar pool heating systems.
They’re cost competitive with both gas and heat pump pool heaters, and they have very low annual operating costs. Actually, solar pool heating is the most cost-effective use of solar energy in many climates.
Why do we recommend installing these systems?
We totally recommend it because we know that with them you can heat the water in your pool without having to pay large amounts for gas consumption when using a boiler or electricity when using a heat pump.
Benefits of using our Solar pool Heating Systems in México
- Hot water 365 days a year.
- System guaranteed for more than 20 years.
- It adapts to the current pool system.
- Intelligent and autonomous system.
- No operating expenses.
- 10-year warranty on labor.
- 20 years minimum guarantee in the system.
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How do Solar Pool Heating Systems work?
Most solar pool heating systems include the following:
A solar collector — the device through which pool water is circulated to be heated by the sun.
A filter — removes debris before water is pumped through the collector.
A pump — circulates water through the filter and collector and back to the pool.
A flow control valve — automatic or manual device that diverts pool water through the solar collector.
Pool water is pumped through the filter and then through the solar collector(s), where it is heated before it is returned to the pool. In hot climates, the collector(s) can also be used to cool the pool during peak summer months by circulating the water through the collector(s) at night.
Some systems include sensors and an automatic or manual valve to divert water through the collector(s) when the collector temperature is sufficiently greater than the pool temperature. When the collector temperature is similar to the pool temperature, filtered water simply bypasses the collector(s) and is returned to the pool.
Solar pool collectors are made out of different materials. The type you’ll need depends on your climate and how you intend to use the collector. If you’ll only be using your pool when temperatures are above freezing, then you’ll probably only need an unglazed collector system. Unglazed collectors don’t include a glass covering (glazing). They are generally made of heavy-duty rubber or plastic treated with an ultraviolet (UV) light inhibitor to extend the life of the panels. Because of their inexpensive parts and simple design, unglazed collectors are usually less expensive than glazed collectors. These unglazed systems can even work for indoor pools in cold climates if the system is designed to drain back to the pool when not in use. Even if you have to shut the system down during cold weather, unglazed collectors may be more cost effective than installing a more expensive glazed collector system.
The Gecko Solar Difference
We are a world-class company that operates in Mexico and the US. We are committed to the environment, and we are convinced that the use of solar technology in Mexico and around the world is the solution to curbing climate change and promoting new sources of employment.
Our relationship with companies that manufacture equipment for photovoltaic applications allows us to offer the best prices in the market with an unmatched quality, Gecko Solar continues its successful formula of providing