How Much Does It Cost To Heat A Pool?

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Fantastic content ! Thank you !
Comment from : The Broker Life

Whats the 83 represent in the formula, lbs per gallon?
Comment from : bang1082

We live in the Tampa Bay area where the temperatures don't drop below 50 degrees most of the year Without heat, the pool is 62 in the middle of the winter months and 91 degrees the middle of the summer months The pool is about 15,000 gallonsbrbrI've heard that the monthly cost to heat a pool to 84 degrees is about $150 a month using an electric heat pump, or $500 a month heating with natural gas The heat pump takes twice as long to heat as natural gas heaterbrbrSome heat pumps have a chiller option, where the heat pump can cool the water, which is a useful feature in Florida, when the pool water temperatures are too hotbrbrI've heard that the most practical solution is to use an electric heat pump with a chiller option for the pool and a natural gas heater for the spa, since the volume of water for the spa is about 500 gallons, and the natural gas heater heats the spa a double the speed compared to heating with a heat pump
Comment from : Dave Borchard

Can a 18kw 240v electric heater heat a 10,000 gallon pool?
Comment from : milton pacheco

Two questions How would I figure cost for a 61,000btu heat pump (rayvak 65-I) and b) can you do this and the raypak in us/imperial numbers? Gas is $087/therm, electricity is $0075/kWh
Comment from : M Jordan

So a heater of 100,000 btu would take 2 days to heat so that’s $8/day to heat the water Or $240/month That’s pretty reasonable if you ask me considering how much water that is
Comment from : Nicholas Maione

Solid explanation of the rate of rise formula! Crazy amount of energy needed to heat a swimming pool In the US, even in areas of the country where natural gas is cheap @ $1/therm this would cost $4700! And gas is up over $2 in plenty of states
Comment from : Dan Sizelove

The real cost is the electric the pump uses! We have a Hayward 15 HP pump which used 955 Kwh in July running 24/7 or about 30Kwh per day At our electric rate for the month it cost $22767/ per day $734 Our pool is 20 x 40 with a deep end and has 30,000 gallons of water Never used the heat pump as we let the sun do the work
Comment from : ChrisMax NY

works for me!
Comment from : why not

It’s one hundred degrees outside and customer out of propane and call emergency line🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 ,what a waste of money and human life
Comment from : lfdvidinc

Can I get a 24*40 inground pool with an 8' deep end into the mid to high 80's with a solar cover only?
Comment from : FORKEHAUS FALCONRY

I want to know a short answer for commercially available products with an average size pool
Comment from : Stinkster Rekerinski

Came for “less than $20” brleft with a math lesson 😂
Comment from : Will Leingang

per day? how much per month?? Thanks steve!
Comment from : Chris OConnor

You missed one element of cost The cost of constantly repairing your Hayward heater because Hayward does not take pride in the quality of the product they sell
Comment from : Glenn Gulia

Same question as last time but my gas numbers were horribly wrongbrI would like to maintain on a thermostatbrbrI have a 16'x35'x4' inground fiberglass saltwater pool with an autocover I am looking at a 150k natural gas heater Current gas prices are $1895 per thousand cubic feet What would the cost be to raise temp say 5 degrees just to keep at say 87? The cover should retain most of the heat and slow water cooling I just don't see any videos on the ability of the cover to help hold in the heat i would like to start my season a little earlier and extend a little more say 30 days each side My pool is currently 71 degrees and full sun for about 6 hours a day
Comment from : steve mize