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Smart Pool S601 Inground Pool Solar Heating System, Includes Two 2’ x 20’ Panels (80 sq. ft.) – Made of Durable Polypropylene, Raises Temperature Up to 15°F – S601P, Pack of 1, Black

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Color: Black


Style: Pool Solar Heating System


Features

  • Keep your pool warm with a polypropylene heat collector. Direct Flow System - One Header Hole for Each Heating Tube
  • Solar heater features 80 square feet of solar panels
  • Pool accessory is perfect for heating any in-ground swimming pool
  • Panel array measures 4 feet wide x 20 feet long. Raises Pool Water Temperature 6-10F (4-6C)
  • Installation kit required (Sold Separately)

Description

Smart pool Sun Heater High Density 4'x20' (80 sq. ft.) Solar Heater for In Ground Pools can be mounted on roof. Do not clamp header pipes down

Product Dimensions: 240 x 54 x 2 inches


Item Weight: 34 pounds


Manufacturer: Esse Sales Inc


Country of Origin: USA


Item model number: S601


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


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Top Amazon Reviews


  • Amazing product!
My friend and I started super early in the morning and was completed by late afternoon. Not too hard. I have a 20,000-gallon pool. The roof pictured gets full sun in the summer from only 11 to 4. My pool is the same. Before the installation, the temperature in my pool was a constant 74-76 degrees "in the hot summer" so quite cold. I used just 4 panels for this project. The company recommended 6. After the installation, the temperature rose to 85-88 degrees! so what a treat. My tip to anyone is to wait until the panels get hot. You will notice that this as they will buckle upward. Adjust the water flow accordingly and foala! So far a great quality product with no leaks. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2024 by Orlando lopez Orlando lopez

  • Worth the money - so far!
We have an 18'x36', 26,000 gallon inground pool so we bought the recommended 3 boxes of these solar panels (which is actually 6x20' long panels). We had just enough room to install them on our south facing roof slope by the pool. We live right near the NY/Canada borderline so we really wanted to extend our swimming season as long as possible. This is our first good warm, sunny day (77 degrees) with them hooked up and the pool went from 70 degrees this morning to 77 degrees by sundown. Without these panels we might have achieved a maximum of 72 or 73 degrees. A friend nearby has a similar set-up and says his pool stays in the mid-80s from May-Oct, and sometimes swimming in April. On the recommendation of other reviewers, we didn't bother buying the installation kit and instead bought our own connectors, hoses and clamps at the local Home Depot. We also bought the Hayward 3-way automated actuator which (using sensors in the water lines) will automatically feed the warm solar-heated water to the pool whenever that water is warmer than the pool, and then turn off to just circulate the pool water at night or on cooler days. On start-up, everything is working great and I must say I'm impressed so far, but I'll update our review in a few weeks after a longer period of evaluation. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2015 by James Hall James Hall

  • Great invention, good product- Great Company
OK, here is a great invention with a product handled by a terrific company. Smart Pool. THE FACTS: I live in Miami Florida and yes it is hot here in the summer however my pool has a lot of landscape and palms around it which provides shade to about 2/3 of the pool so my pool water rarely gets to the desirable temperature it normally stays between 82 to 85 in the summer while the temperature outside is 91 to 95. we like the water in between 88 and 90 especially those days when we use it in the evening and into the night. THE PROCESS: My pool holds about 12,000 gals of water so as per their chart I needed two boxes (4 panels) but I went ahead and ordered 3 boxes (6 panels). I installed it myself with the help of my two sons and took us a few hours. I ran the piping myself as well. at the first try it didn't work - there was too much pressure on the pump and there was not enough flow to run the jets so I contacted the Company directly (Smart pool) and this is the part that gets really good. THE COMPANY: Their customer service was great; it exceeded my expectations. They took all the necessary time on the phone to review the installation I had done, the layout, etc. we even traded pictures over the email so they consulted with their experts and came back with recommendations including changing the configuration of the piping connecting to the pool pump and worked with me all the way through until it was resolved. Kudos to this company for their superb Customer Service. THE PRODUCT: I am Completely satisfied with this product. it is a great invention and works well - easy to install. I was expecting to raise the temperature of my pool water by 4 to 5 degrees and to my surprise it went from 86 to 93 by the the second day. I hope I can extend my summer a month or two here in Florida with this Sunheater. BTW: the water stays warm at night as well it only cools down 1 to 2 degrees through the night. We are enjoying it! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2016 by David

  • Not Good; Defective Parts Mfr Will Not Replace
Below is my original 3 star review, which I now have to supplement and give this product only one star. The reason is that certain components they supply with the system have proved weak and inadequate in just a few weeks of operation, and they refuse to replace them with sturdier components, and even told me the defective components are not covered by the warranty; they went on to say that even if they were covered by the warranty, they would not replace them because even tho they fail in a couple weeks, they are not "defective". Therefore, my review goes down to 1 star. Here's the problem: The panels connect with a length of large diameter rubber hose. This looks a bit like the black cooling system hose on a car, except this hose is flimsy, weak, soft rubber, with no reinforcement at all. After running the new system for 1 week, one of those hoses ruptured. This caused water to pour off the roof, and nearly drained the pool. I was not home at the time, and I lost maybe 1000 gal of water. I replaced the ruptured hose section from an extra that was in the box. Two days later another hose section ruptured. Luckily I was home at the time, and shut off the system immediately. I contacted the seller and they sent replacements, but the same flimsy, soft rubber hose sections. I explained to them these are not adequate to withstand the pressure in a normal professional pool filter system, but they then responded that they had "determined" that my system was not installed properly, because I had not purchased the separate installation kit, and thus did not install a "pressure regulating valve". The separate installation kit costs a hundred bucks, and has a variety of items that are duplicative or not needed, like extra hose clamps, a diverter valve (which my system already has), an anti-siphon valve (which I bought locally for $10), etc., and nowhere in the listing description nor in the installation manual does it say that there is anything in the separate installation kit that is REQUIRED for the system to operate correctly. They just want you to spend an extra hundred bucks on overpriced unnecessary parts. The seller told me the kit is required for each 4 panels, when the listing says it is used (not required) for each 8 panels. Importantly, the installation kit does not contain a "pressure regulating valve" nor does the installation manual mention one. So the seller was just making excuses. Then I called the manufacturer in New Jersey to file a warranty claim. They did not say that a "pressure regulating valve" was needed (proving the seller was wrong) nor that the installation kit was required. After describing the installation the representative said my system was installed properly. But she said the rubber connecting hoses are NOT covered under the warranty--only the panels themselves are covered; and the rubber hoses would not be replaced even if they were warranted because they are not "defective in manufacture"-- instead they are just too weak to do the job. (Amazing!). Besides those weak hoses are the only ones they have anyway so they would have nothing to send me. So the bottom line is I am SOL. I now have a $1500 solar panel heating system that I have to turn off every time I run an errand because I dare not run it if I leave the house. This is completely unacceptable. I may try to rig some other connection between the panels, at my expense, with no help from the seller or manufacturer. Otherwise, I will have no alternative but to dismantle the entire system, box it up and return it to Amazon. Under the circumstances, one star is generous. Original review: There is good and not so good. This seems to generally be a good product, and the price is cheap; but 3 caveats: 1) it is much harder to install this system than one would think. I am a very experienced do it yourselfer, and working alone, it was a HUGE project. Two people working would have been much easier. The panels come rolled up, and don't like to be unrolled--literally fighting the curl in the panels, trying to get them to lay flat out in the sunlight--was an effort that delayed the installation by 2 days. Even after installation and operation for a month, the panels have retained some curl at the ends. 2) The supply/return tubing is 1 1/2 inch; most in-ground pools use 2 inch pipe (my old solar system did), and reducing the 2 inch diameter down to 1 1/2 inch diameter is easy, but it does reduce the flow in the pool. So far this is not a problem, just a concern. 3) The biggest issue is that after installing and using the panels for a month in the fall, I am disappointed in the amount of heat they produce in the pool. I ordered TWICE as much surface area as my old panels (which were professional grade) and this new system seems to produce about HALF the heat of my old system--in other words, 1/4 the efficiency. I think the reason is: these are thin, plastic panels, whereas my old system used thick rubberized panels, which absorbed much more heat from sunlight. Now, in winter, we can't expect too much from a solar system as the days are short and the sun is lower in the sky. However, this new DOUBLE SIZE system only heats the pool from 69 Deg in the morning to 72 deg after running all day--not even close to the high eighties I am looking for. And I am in South Florida! My old system produced about an 8 degree rise in winter. With double the surface area I expected a 10-12 degree rise. I expect this system will produce adequate heat as summer approaches, when the sun is much hotter and more direct, but ironically that is when we don't need it--we need the heat in the cooler months. So, in conclusion, this is generally a well made product, and it is cheap, so I'm giving it 3 stars, but I caution that however many panels you think you will need, you had better double or triple the number. Otherwise, you will end up disappointed like me. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 19, 2014 by Dixiecal

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