What Will You Spend For Higher Pool Water Temperatures

In case you wish to have an extended swimming season by raising the temperature of water in your pool, you should know how expensive the proposition is going to be. The choice of a pool heater depends on which of the three types you choose and the amount you are willing to spend for running it.

Here are the different kinds and the cost associated with each. First on the line is a Raypak solar heater that is not badly priced.The price of a gas pool heater varies from 0-0 and your recurring monthly budget should be about 0.

This is if you are running it pretty constantly and depending on the climate you live in you might not have to run it as much as you would expect. A gas heater is not as economical an option, though it takes a couple of hours to raise the water temperature by five to seven degrees.The second option is that of an electric pool heater and is slightly cheaper than a gas heater.

Such a heater costs from 0-500, depending upon the size and model of your choice. It calls for an additional recurring expense of - a month, being electricity expenses on using it regularly.This is still a pretty expensive option, but it will work well and get you hotter pool water.

The third option is that of a solar pool heater to have hot water in the pool for an extended swimming period.Now, that‘s the cheapest proposition as you can build one of your own or have one installed for anywhere between 0-0. Apart from the initial expense, be ready to spend only -, toward additional electric expense for running the pump that forms a part of the complete setup.

However, this will not be able to work when the sun is not out. You have the option of having a combo of a hand made pool heater and electric heaters for an economical operation all the year round.

That way you could run the electric heater at night while the solar heater can be used while the sun is around.