Intex Eco-Friendly Solar Heating Mat

Not advised

Aunque parezca mentira, calienta y funciona. Hay que comprar los necesarios según el volumen de la piscina. Para una piscina redonda de 3 metros en pocos días más de 4 grados con 3 unidades

Très satisfait de ce tapis solaire Intex ! L’installation est simple et il commence rapidement à réchauffer l’eau lorsque le soleil est au rendez-vous. La différence de température est bien perceptible après quelques heures d’exposition, ce qui rend la baignade beaucoup plus agréable. Le système est économique puisqu’il fonctionne uniquement grâce à l’énergie solaire, sans consommation d’électricité. Les raccords sont faciles à installer et le produit semble robuste. Un excellent rapport qualité-prix pour prolonger la saison de baignade. Je recommande sans hésiter ! ☀️🏊

I have the pool pump on a separate circuit, since I believe from reading these reviews that the filter pump's flow rate is too fast for these panels and is likely to damage them Since early April, I've had two of these solar panels, slightly raised above the pool (due to the layout of garden), and a 12v Whale (caravan) pump powered by a rotating/tilting solar panel. It's only an 8ft pool as my patio won't take any bigger. I have a floater thermometer for the pool, and a probe thermometer in the solar panel outlet (both Inkbird - I recommend, can view remotely on phone app). On a sunny day, the flow is like a kitchen tap on 70-80%, and the output is 5 degrees higher than the pool. With sun all day, it can raise the pool temp by 7-9 degrees C (bearing in mind it only really works from 11am to 6pm). Depending on the overnight temp, it drops 3-5%, so I spend a lot of time praying for 2+ days of consistent sun. This week, the pool is up to 27 degrees (C), which is lovely. I didn't use the tubes provided since I purchased heavy duty reinforced PVC hose a while ago to replace the Intex corrugated tubes that crack after one summer. I have gym mats underneath the panels, and I've just brought garden staples and tent pegs to try and prevent the warping mentioned by another reviewer. Photos taken 6:17pm 26/06/24 Edit May 2025: Upgraded since last year. Since the solar pads destroyed the grass in 2024, I built a raised platform approximately 1.5m above the top water level of the pool; 2.4x2.4m, big enough to take 4 of these panels. Used 2"x2" timber and polycarbonate sheets to place the pads on. I'm using two 12v pumps (Comet VIP-Plus) and an upgraded 50W PV solar panel (https://www.amazon.co.uk/Yusat-Efficiency-Monocrystalline-Charger-Charging/dp/B0DCDRTNB7) to power each one, in order to deal with the pressure required to pump that high. Having been blessed with an unusually sunny Welsh spring for once, the pool's already been above 32 degrees on several occasions. Oh and I used decent non-kink hose (https://www.amazon.co.uk/DEWENWILS-SwivelGrip-Flexible-Lightweight-Hosepipes/dp/B0BTP3NCXB) for the whole system. I'm not going to say it's an easy or cheap setup, but if you or your kids enjoy spending time in water (my daughter lives for it!) then it's a worthwhile investment.

Very nice item and good quality. Thank you seller.

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