Heat Retention Covers

By blocking the evaporation of water, they maintain the water temperature and reduce the amount of topping up required, resulting in significant energy and water savings. 

Outdoor pools are particularly prone to heat dissipation overnight and tend to lose all the heat they accumulate throughout the day. A heat retention cover will allow you to extend the bathing season and make the most of your pool all year round, as you will be able to open it sooner in spring and close it later in winter.

Although indoors pools are not subject to the same temperature fluctuations as outside, indoor covers have to face water evaporation more fiercely. As well as being the main cause for heat losses and consequently more money spent to heat the facility, water evaporation requires ventilation systems to be on 24/24h to control the internal humidity. Without an adequate dehumidifying system the high levels of moisture can cause serious structural damage. The energy necessary to power an adequate ventilation system adds to the already high operational costs of the pool. By means of a heat retention cover you can halve heating costs and drastically reduce electricity consumption.

A heat retention cover also protects the pool from leaves, insects, branches, dust that inevitably contribute to increasing maintenance costs. The use of an adequate heat retention cover that blocks water evaporation by more than 98%:

• Halves the costs of water heating.
• Reduces the consumption of chemical products by 35-40%.
• Reduces the need to top water up by 50%.
• Reduces the time needed to filter/pump water into the pool by 50%.
• Keeps cleaning and maintenance costs down.