Hello everybody
I have a water baloon that is partly heated by 2 solar panels and by the boiler itself for the complement.
In winter, the panels provide about 20 ° (does it seem good?), The boiler heats the complement to reach 60 °.
In summer, the panels easily provide the 60 ° (and could provide much more!), The boiler does not heat up for supplement.
As a result of what .... I think I have an over-sized installation in the summer ... and I wonder if some have ideas of how to exploit these panels or energy over-plus for another use?
Every idea is welcomed
merci,
Solar ECS - over-production ?!
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Re: solar ECS - over-production ?!
The common use is to heat a pool ... when you have one.
Otherwise, there is also this:
More power in winter and protection against overheating in summer
Otherwise, there is also this:
More power in winter and protection against overheating in summer
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Gaston wrote:The common use is to heat a pool ... when you have one.
Otherwise, there is also this:
More power in winter and protection against overheating in summer
hello gaston,
thank you for these returns
so :
- I have a pool actually. I had already thought about heating it with the surplus (although summer ... it reaches easily 32 degrees!) but with the bubble cover so if I can heat it in the same way, it could avoid me The tarpaulin). However, I have panels with coolant and this solar installation and on the other side of the house. What is the ideal installation for heating the pool with this type of installation?
- concerning the photo, I did not understand anything what's this? a plancha?
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A heat exchanger on the filtration circuit of the pool.president13 wrote:I have a pool actually. I had already thought about heating it with the surplus (although summer ... it reaches easily 32 degrees!) but with the bubble cover so if I can heat it in the same way, it could avoid me The tarpaulin). However, I have panels with coolant and this solar installation and on the other side of the house. What is the ideal installation for heating the pool with this type of installation?
It's a video, you have to click on itpresident13 wrote:- concerning the photo, I did not understand anything what's this? a plancha?
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Gaston wrote:A heat exchanger on the filtration circuit of the pool.president13 wrote:I have a pool actually. I had already thought about heating it with the surplus (although summer ... it reaches easily 32 degrees!) but with the bubble cover so if I can heat it in the same way, it could avoid me The tarpaulin). However, I have panels with coolant and this solar installation and on the other side of the house. What is the ideal installation for heating the pool with this type of installation?
Yes that, I think I understood
After practice ... I do not see how. Do I have to make a secondary circuit of the pool that reaches the solar installation and that heats up with a heat exchanger? or something else? And how to block the exchange if needed? because otherwise there will always be losses to the pool, even in winter.
Gaston wrote:It's a video, you have to click on itpresident13 wrote:- concerning the photo, I did not understand anything what's this? a plancha?
ah, it does not show up on my browser, I'll see tonight
but I have my idea now ...
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Yes, you have to make a circuit either from the pool to the installation or from the installation to the pool.president13 wrote:After practice ... I do not see how. Do I have to make a secondary circuit of the pool that reaches the solar installation and that heats up with a heat exchanger? or something else? And how to block the exchange if needed? because otherwise there will always be losses to the pool, even in winter.
And we must provide valves to isolate this (s) circuit (s) in winter.
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Gaston wrote:Yes, you have to make a circuit either from the pool to the installation or from the installation to the pool.president13 wrote:After practice ... I do not see how. Do I have to make a secondary circuit of the pool that reaches the solar installation and that heats up with a heat exchanger? or something else? And how to block the exchange if needed? because otherwise there will always be losses to the pool, even in winter.
And we must provide valves to isolate this (s) circuit (s) in winter.
OK, thanks.
looking at the moment, I came across this montage that looks interesting:
the interest is to use the coil of the heating part (not used in summer) and to divert it towards the swimming pool where one places a heat exchanger water / water swimming pool. Attention, I saw the price .... sit down ... at least 1000 € ....
I think doing it yourself would be better. By cons, it will make a ml of tube!
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Just a stainless steel heat exchanger (supporting pool chlorine) costs that pricepresident13 wrote:Attention, I saw the price .... sit down ... at least 1000 € ....
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Gaston wrote:Just a stainless steel heat exchanger (supporting pool chlorine) costs that pricepresident13 wrote:Attention, I saw the price .... sit down ... at least 1000 € ....
yeah..
I found a nude here:
https://www.piscineale.com/998-echangeu ... gJT0vD_BwE
not to mention all that must be added from above ....
it is expensive the little comfort and more to swim in October with a pool at 28 ° ...
otherwise, another idea (it's a low gain but it can still be interesting):
- use the surplus to preheat the water in the washing machine?
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Gaston wrote:The common use is to heat a pool ... when you have one.
Otherwise, there is also this:
More power in winter and protection against overheating in summer
Seductive indeed
But then exit the regions with almost permanent wind!
But the idea is really good!
On the other hand, what about the ROI?
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