Water heating

With pool heating the water is pleasant from May to October, and not only in the hottest weeks. At Baseini.NET you will find the two most cost-effective ways to heat a pool: heat pumps, which take heat from the air, and solar panels, which use the free energy of the sun.

Pool heat pumps

The heat pumps from Azuro and Poolsana, from 2.5 to 18 kW, heat the water regardless of the clouds and give several times more heat than the electricity they consume. Inverter models with Wi-Fi run quietly and extend the season the most. Heat pump prices start from 658 €.

Solar heating

Solar panels 1,8, 3,6 and 5,4 m² and the LUX 800 collector heat the water for free on sunny days. They are a low-cost solution for prefabricated pools and an excellent complement to the heat pump.

How to heat your pool more efficiently

• Cover the water with thermal blanket – without it, much of the heat is lost at night.
• Choose power according to the pool volume and desired season.
• Connect the heating after the filter so that clean water passes through it.
• For the longest season, combine a heat pump, solar panels and pool roof.

Questions about pool heating

Which is better – a heat pump or solar heating?

Solar heating is free of electricity costs, but depends on the sun. A heat pump heats in all weathers and allows you to set the temperature precisely. Many homeowners use both.

How much does it cost to heat a pool?

Solar panels cost from around €107, and heat pumps from around €660 for small pools to around €2,400 for inverter models for large pools.