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Full refund if you do not receive your ordered items. Partial Refund for partially not received or partially damaged itemsThe Enersol modular design allows maximising your roof or rack spacing in 1-foot increments. Each Enersol Panel is approximately 1 ft. wide and they come in many lengths. The most common lengths are 8 ft., 10 ft., and 12 ft. However, if you have more space available, you can buy panels from 6 ft. up to 20 ft. in length. Select the Customer Lengths option to make your selection.
Each box of Enersol Panels includes 1 panel, the roof mounting hardware, and connection clips.
In addition to the Enersol Solar Pool Heating Panels, you will also require the following components for a full installation:
Document |
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| Collector Specifications |  |
| Installation Manual | |
| Rubber Repair Instruction | |
| Header Replacement Instruction |  |
| Panel Sizing Guide | |
| SRCC Certification | |
| Warranty | |
Whether you want to do it yourself or need professional help, here is what you need to know before installing your new Enersol solar pool heating system. The Enersol Pool Heaters were designed for an easy installation.
We designed our Enersol Pool Heaters to be installed at 45 degrees or less. This allows strapping the panels to the roof/rack correctly and it optimises its performance. We don’t recommend to install the Enersol Pool Heaters at 90 degrees or on a wall because the strapping is not designed to support total weight of the system. Performance will also decrease significantly.
In most cases, you require a solar area approximately 50 to 75% of the pool surface area. However, you can only install what your roof/rack allows you to or the budget you set for the solar system. If you install only 40%, is still better than having nothing heating your pool. Essentially, adding more panels will provide more heat to your pool and also lengthens the swimming season.
Use our Sizing Calculator to help you determine the number of boxes of Enersol Pool Heaters needed for your installation.
The Enersol Pool Heaters must be positioned vertically from eave to peak with at least 6 inches to 12 inches space around the panels for plumbing. When the panels are installed, they measure 12.5 inches from clip to clip approximately. This measurement is important to maximise your roof/rack area. For example: if your roof measures 26 feet wide and 10 feet high (as shown on the image), you can only fit 24 Enersol Pool Heaters. The maximum panels’ length you can use in this case is 9 feet.
Some systems may need to be split over two or more banks of panels. When splitting a system, you must balance it into equal sections in each bank. Use the table below as a reference.
| Length | Panel Per Bank |
| 8 ft. long Enersol Panels |
Install up to 36 panels per bank. If more panels are to be installed, split them into equal sections. |
| 10 ft. long Enersol Panels |
Install up to 32 panels per array. If more panels are to be installed, split them into equal sections. |
| 12 ft. long Enersol Panels |
Install up to 28 panels per array. If more panels are to be installed, split them into equal sections. |
For example: if you are installing 44 Enersol Pool Heaters (8 feet in length), it’s better to install two banks of 22 panels in each bank instead of one bank of 44 panels.
Verify that pool pump is sized accordingly and that your current water flow does not exceed what the Enersol Pool Heaters are designed for, depending on its length.
Remember: If the water flows too fast through the panels, there won’t be sufficient time to be heated up by the sun.
For example: One Enersol Pool Heater 1 ft. x 10 ft. performs the best at 1 gallon per minute. If your system has 24 panels, you only need to supply 24 gallons per minute to the panels for optimum performance.
Plan for the plumbing and fittings required. PVC is the recommended material. ABS is not recommended as it is not designed for pressure nor heat.
Ensure not to exceed maximum velocities allowed on pipes when selecting pipes diameters as per table below.
| Pipe Diameter (in) | Flow USGPM @ 8 feet pers second Velocity |
| 1.5 |
Up to 50 gpm If your new system requires more than 50 gallons per minute, you will need to use a bigger piping size. |
| 2 |
Up to 85 gpm If your new system requires more than 85 gallons per minute, you will need to use a bigger piping size. |
| 2.5 |
Up to 120 gpm If your new system requires more than 120 gallons per minute, you will need to use a bigger piping size. |
| 3 |
Up to 187 gpm If your new system requires more than 187 gallons per minute, you will need to use a bigger piping size. |
For an aesthetically pleasing installation, we recommend Black PVC Pipe & Fittings. Black PVC pipes and fittings will blend nicely with the solar pool heating system and they don’t fade in the sun over time as painted pipes do.
Feeding the panels from the bottom has the advantage of using gravity to create back pressure to distribute the water evenly throughout the panels.
It is important to install the inlet and outlet at opposite ends (diagonally opposed corners). This will ensure proper distribution of flow through the collectors.
