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Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to commonly asked questions about our products and services.
How long does a solar pool heating system last?
Solar pool heaters are built for long-term performance. With proper care, Naylor Solar systems are highly durable and often last 15–20 years or more. Routine maintenance, – such as winterizing, keeping the collectors clear of debris and checking system components, – helps ensure maximum efficiency and longevity.
How do I know how many panels are needed to heat my Pool?
Typically, Industry standard is 80% of your pool’s surface area to efficiently heat the water and extend your swim season.
How much will it heat my pool?
On average, solar pool heating raises water temperature by 15-20 degrees, often bringing it to within 10° F of the ambient air temperature, extending your swim season comfortably.
How long do I need to run my pump and at what speed?
In high heat areas it is recommended to run your pump for 1 hour for every 10 degrees it is outside for filtration purposes. (max. 10 hrs) This works well for solar purposes also. A good start time is 8 or 9 AM.
Can I still use my existing heater (gas/electric) with the solar panels?
In cooler months—like early spring or late fall—you can still use your existing heater alongside your solar system to reach your desired temperature. Both can run together for maximum comfort.
What is the solar swim season?
In Las Vegas and most warm climates, that usually means: March/April through October/November (about 7–9 months).
What is the difference between solar panels for the house?
Solar panels for the house generate electricity to power your home, while solar panels for the pool heat water by circulating it through the panels and using the sun’s energy. Pool solar panels are designed specifically for high water flow and outdoor exposure, making them durable and efficient for heating your pool.
What type of maintenance do I have to do for my pool solar?
Pool solar systems are low-maintenance. You should periodically check for leaks, ensure valves and pipes are functioning properly, and have a professional inspection once a year. Winterizing your system helps prevent freeze damage and keeps it ready for the next swim season.
