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Calculating the Optimal Hose Length for Solar Swimming Pool Heating System

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    >>19593163 >>19593163 The pump is available in several 12 V and 24 V versions and designs. On Ali you can type "12 V submersible pump". Plastic small pump possibly with different spigots. 800 L/h draw of 20 some watts. One thing that makes a HUGE difference is the angle at which the coil lies. Preferably flat or at a slight angle. The pump doesn't have a lot of power, but first fill the whole system with water from e.g. the water supply, and only then plug in, turn on the pump. If the coil is a little higher than the pool, the pump will manage to squeeze water in a 20 mm fi hose, something like draining fuel from the tank with a hose and the personal mouth, I assume of the vehicle owner :-) . On a garage roof or other ground floor buildings it will be OK. The pump goes from 9am to 5pm when the sun is warming. It is really worthwhile to do such a simple installation.
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The discussion revolves around optimizing the hose length for a solar swimming pool heating system. The user constructed a solar heater using OSB boards and a 100m fi20 hose, but faced issues with water flow when using a 9000l/min dirty water pump. Responses suggest that the pump needs to be high-pressure rather than high-capacity, with recommendations to divide the hose into shorter sections to reduce flow resistance. Various pump types, including diaphragm pumps and circulation pumps, are discussed, emphasizing the importance of pressure over capacity. The user successfully tested a tee connection between hoses, leading to improved water flow and plans to implement a temperature regulator for better efficiency.
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