When it comes to pool heating systems, there’s no question that the waste heat generated is a major concern. In Australia, homeowners are increasingly turning to energy-efficient methods of disposing of or re-using this heat, so that they can save money and reduce their carbon footprint. Fortunately, there are a number of different methods for dealing with the waste heat generated by your pool heating system.
One of the most popular ways to dispose of or re-use waste heat is through a process called ‘heat exchange’. In this process, a series of pipes are installed in your pool heating system which allow the warm water coming from your pool to be exchanged with cooler water from elsewhere in the house. This means that while you’re still getting heated water for your pool, you’re also able to reduce the amount of energy you use by re-using some of the heat that would otherwise be wasted.
Another option is to install a ‘heat pump’ in your pool heating system. A heat pump uses electricity to draw hot air from outside and then pumps it into your pool to help keep it warm. This not only reduces energy use but also can save you money on your energy bills as well.
Finally, another great way to reduce energy use and save money is by installing a ‘Heat and Chill Recovery System’ in your home. This type of system works by capturing the waste heat generated by your pool heating system and using it to preheat or cool other areas of your home such as bathrooms or bedrooms. By doing this, you can significantly reduce the amount of energy needed to keep those areas warm or cool – resulting in significant savings on both electricity and gas bills.
Euroheat Australia offer a comprehensive design & installation service for Heat & Chill Recovery Systems which allows them to tailor the system specifically to meet their customer’s needs. With over 30 years experience building hydronic heating & cooling systems, Euroheat are Perth’s leading experts in this field and can ensure that any installation will result in cost savings from day one with energy bills being reduced by up to 40%.
Overall, there are many different methods for disposing of or reusing waste heat generated by pool heating systems – each with their own unique benefits and advantages depending on what best suits the homeowner’s individual requirements. The important thing is that whatever option you choose, make sure it fits within any local regulations relating to energy efficiency before making any decisions about installation. With Euroheat Australia’s design & installation services however, you can be sure that whatever solution you choose will provide maximum efficiency and long term cost savings for years down the line
