How can I install a solar heating system on my new pool?
We upright signed with the pool company today and they will set up the work to install an inground pool in our yard. I've asked that they put in the life-or-death plumbing so that we can add the solar system later (paying approx $400 for 3 pipes?). How fussy is it to do this? Is this something relatively simple/straightforward? I should add that we have a computer control panel, so according to our leisure pool man, we should be able to hook up to it and have it controlled remotely. So my cast doubt upon is, once it's stubbed for solar, what are the next steps and best fetch approach? Any guidance is greatly appreciated!
I installed my own solar system as immediately as they finished our pool. I didn't have them exactly anything for it. There is only one valve you'll need and one backflow preventer and they both common knowledge with the solar system. Then you just cut into the return line and add the valve which will be at the helm the water to your panels or bypass them. Then add a "Tee" for the heavy water to come back from the panels. Nothing to it. And by the way, instead of hooking our solar system up to the curb panel, we chose to put in an automatic thermostat manage valve.
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