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The sunny days we enjoy in Southwest Florida mean that an increasing number of home and business owners have their own pool. There are many things to be said about having a pool of your own, however, the responsibilities that come with it can be daunting as well. When you are looking for an efficient solution that is also sustainable and environmentally friendly, consider our solar pool equipment from Solar Energy Solutions of America today.

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Every pool relies on essential components to maintain water circulation and cleanliness. These include a pump, filter, return lines, vacuum, drains, and skimmer. Each of these elements comes in different models and designs, tailored to factors such as pool size, location, and personal preferences.
Beyond the basics, additional features can further enhance your pool experience. We offer a wide range of pool equipment to accommodate various needs, including:

Pool Pumps
Filter Housings
Electric Pool Heaters
In-Line Chlorinators
Salt Generators

Explore more details about each product by clicking ‘Read More’.

Pool Pumps:
A pool pump is the most vital piece of equipment in any swimming pool, often referred to as the heart of the system. It circulates water through the drains, pipes, and other components, ensuring filtration, cleaning, and heating processes function properly. Certain chemical treatments also rely on the pump to evenly distribute throughout the pool.

Water enters the pump through the main drain and skimmer, passing through a built-in basket that catches large debris to prevent clogs. Most automatic pool cleaners operate using the pump, either by drawing in water or pushing it out while also supplying power to water features. Unlike traditional models, Variable Speed Pool Pumps offer a more energy-efficient solution, reducing overall power consumption while maintaining effective water circulation.
Filter Housings:
Every pool requires a filtration system to eliminate harmful sediments and maintain clean, safe water. A filter housing encases the filter cartridge, directing water flow for optimal purification.

Filters play a key role in debris removal, with three main types available: Sand, Cartridge, and DE (Diatomaceous Earth). Each type varies in cleaning efficiency, making it essential to choose one based on pool size and maintenance preferences. Regardless of whether the pool is in-ground or above-ground, a filtration system is necessary for proper upkeep.

Water flows directly from the pump into the filter before returning to the pool or passing through additional equipment like heaters. Regular filter cleaning is crucial to maintain efficiency and ensure consistently clean water.
Electric Pool Heater:
A Solar Pool Heater may not always be the most practical option, depending on factors such as available roof space or roof orientation. When solar heating isn’t ideal, a Heat Pump becomes the next best choice. Functioning similarly to an air conditioning unit—but in reverse—an Electric Heat Pump provides on-demand heating, keeping pool water at a comfortable temperature and extending the swimming season.

Water first moves through the pump and filter before reaching the heater, where it is warmed and then circulated back into the pool through return lines. Positioning return lines at the pool floor enhances heating efficiency, as heat naturally rises and distributes evenly. Pool heating options generally fall into three categories: Electric Heaters, Gas Heaters, and Solar Heating Systems. Each of these can also be used for spas and hot tubs, depending on individual heating preferences.
In-Line Chlorinators:
Chlorine remains the most commonly used pool sanitizer, effectively eliminating bacteria, viruses, and other contaminants. Many pools use floating chlorinators to distribute chlorine evenly, though these devices are not integrated into the pool’s plumbing system.

For a more efficient approach, in-line chlorinators are installed directly within the plumbing system, automatically dispersing chlorine into the water as it circulates. To prevent chemical exposure from corroding metal components, the chlorinator is placed after the pump, filter, and heater (if present). Once the chemicals are diluted within the pool, the water is safely recirculated through the system.
Salt Generators:
A saltwater system is an excellent alternative for pool owners looking to minimize chloramines while maintaining a naturally sanitized swimming environment. Salt serves as a natural antiseptic, helping to inhibit the growth of bacteria and algae.

Salt generators function through a process called electrolysis, breaking down sodium chloride to produce chlorine for sanitation. Some systems are powered by solar energy, offering an eco-friendly way to maintain clean pool water while reducing environmental impact.

Like in-line chlorinators, a salt generator is integrated into the pool’s plumbing system after the pump, filter, and heater (if installed). Electrically charged plates inside the generator trigger a chemical reaction that converts salt into chlorine. While this system simplifies pool maintenance by reducing the need for manually adding chemicals, regular water testing is still necessary to maintain proper balance and ensure water quality.

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As a professional Pool Service Contractor, we hold the necessary licenses and certifications to install and repair all major pool equipment brands. If you’re thinking about upgrading your current setup to improve efficiency and lower long-term energy costs, we’ve got you covered. Our extensive selection of high-quality pool equipment is designed to meet a variety of needs, ensuring you find the perfect solution for your pool.

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