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sedgy34
whats the cheapest efficient way of heating a swimming pool gonna be about 25mtrs/15mtrs
im thinking air source heat pump
im thinking air source heat pump
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Although I am not a fan of ASHP for domestic because the time you want it to be working hardest is when it is cold, dark and damp, that does not apply to a domestic swimming pool which is likely to want to be heated when the outside air is relatively warm rather than in mid winter. Combine ASHP with a good lot of solar pv and you would be making significant savings over straight electric heating.
indoor or outdoor? Pool used in what seasons? Domestic or commercial? Pool thermally insulated from ground?
Airsource wouldn't touch it in my opinion. Recent EST report saying average COP for UK Air Source is 2.3. Air source would not get RHI in its current setup.
If the pool is for a commercial use it could get an RHI with other tech's. Do they have PV to contribute to the HP's demand?
Not if it is a retro fit, as the cost of install outweighs the benefit, as to an earlier comment about the RHI (if it ever happens), I believe that is for heating your house, not your swimming pool, of course there may be a loophole.yeh i think ive read that before on the forum so would you suggest a grond source heat pump for the indoor pool
Energetic, you need to be on Linkedin really as you seem to be banging out the commercial aspect of everything (no dig or offence intended) obviously commecial aspect of RHI is beneficial to your business as it is to others on the forum.
It is all down to what is right for the homeowner, technical loopholes are not really up for discussion, the basics are there is a pool that needs heating, what is the most cost effective way to do it, and, In this case lets say RHI is not availible.
Internal Pools still have seasonal usage, however if a home owner tells me otherwise I will look at other forms of heating that will compliment solar pool heating, you will be suprised how many pool owners have wood burning stoves.
Air source is good if it is specified correctly of which a lot are not in the seasons from march to september solar will work well at a very small amount of the running cost of the ASHP however I also do not beleive a ASHP in january can cope with heating a pool as nor can the solar water heating. Regulations are quite specific about ASHP and where they can be sited so you cannot have multiple sources to cope with winter losses.
Commercial pools will probably go for biomass / wood gasification (same thing in a way) as the RHI and REGs cover that easier for the energy required.
Energetic, you need to be on Linkedin really as you seem to be banging out the commercial aspect of everything (no dig or offence intended) obviously commecial aspect of RHI is beneficial to your business as it is to others on the forum.
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