Best Pool Heater Boiler System for my Swimming Pool
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 28 май 2024
- In this video I share many details related to the design and operation of the system that I use to heat up our swimming pool. The system includes a wood boiler, an oil fired boiler, and a propane powered auxiliary add-on option. On May 31st, 2022 in Wisconsin, I was able to successfully heat 10,000 gallons of swimming pool water to over 100° F for the family to enjoy, and it was all done with free fuel as on that day I did not use the propane option.
Remember to LIKE and SUBSCRIBE if you would like to see more content from Danimal's House. Thank you!
Nice set up! I've done similar things over the years too with our kids pools. This year I am planning on insulating the whole pool with insulation boards including the top, so it will be like a giant hot tub.
I got fed up with spending all day heating the pool and then losing all the heat overnight.
Yes, nights are a killer! Also, when my family of girls gets excited about swimming so I fire up the heater and then when its 95° in the pool they say they don't want to swim because it will mess with the timing of the their hair plans, that's another gasping opportunity. Keep up the fight out there Damian!
i like this set up very much, seems like the best bang for your money solution.
I'm going to need be out of fuel after next season and don't work where I get fuel oil free any longer. I'll have to consider my options at that point. For now though, this system has worked great! Thanks for watching!
So how many face cords of wood do you use to heat the pool for a season?
I only use the heater on certain days of the year, I don't run it 24/7. The heat loss of the pool is tremendous and I feel like it is a huge waste to keep the pool warm at all times. I usually burn about 6 pallets of wood per summer plus about 50 gallons of fuel oil. If I ran it all of the time I'd likely use 10-15 times that.
thats a lot of Pain for Heated pool not sure its cost effective a Insulated large swim hot tub prob cheaper in the Long run Just saying
I agree with you without question. Its wasteful which is why I only run it a few days out of each year.
My hot tub was running my electric bill an extra 80$ a month. They’re not efficient.
I think you mean 1.1 gallons of oil per hour.
Yes, you are correct. That was an error.