Electric systems are widely used. In our catalogue you will find any type of electric pool water heater to suit your needs.
Electric pool heaters are the simplest and most effective heating elements for pools. They are essentially resistances powered by electricity that heat the water as it passes through the pool filtration circuit, before returning to the pool once filtered. Installation is very straightforward as they simply need to be inserted into the existing pool water filtration circuit.
Electric pool heaters offer the following advantages compared to other systems:
The operation of an electric pool heater is very straightforward: the water, after being filtered, enters the heater at one point and circulates around an electric resistance, is heated, and exits at another point towards the pool basin.
Electric pool heaters feature a thermostat that will stop operation once the water reaches the set temperature.
To determine the power output needed for your electric heater, you should base your calculation on the maximum desired time to reach the target temperature. Below is the formula to calculate the required power output in kW, although we recommend consulting our technical team before purchasing an electric pool heater:
[ ( Pool volume x tempDiff ) x 1.4 ] / T
T is the maximum desired heating time in hours and tempDiff is the difference between the starting temperature and the desired temperature.
