pool covers
Are you fed up with your cold swimming pool?
Why pay to heat your pool? let the sun do it for you
introducing the Revolution Pool Cover, the pool cover that think's it's a solar collector. Bringing together solar heating and heat retention, the Revolution Pool Cover will rejuvenate your under used swimming pool.
Revolution Pool Covers add tons of heat to your pool
...much more than a regular pool cover.
For each square foot of cover, up to 3,000BTU's of heat will be added to your pool water every day, which is similar to the heat gain your would expect from a solar collector the same size. |
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Saves you money in pool heating...
Unlike a conventional pool cover, the Revolution Pool Cover massively reduces the amount of heating used to heat your pool. Each time the sun beats down on it, free solar energy is being added to your pool greatly reducing your heating costs.
Locks in the days heat gain
| Most pool covers are designed to keep heat in and the Revolution Pool Cover is the same. Using is Patent Pending reflective layer, our cover retains heat just like an ordinary pool cover AND it all but eliminates evaporation loss. |
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Warm pools get used more
Most swimmers prefer a warm pool. Swimming pools lower than about 28 degrees C are considered chilly for many swimmers. Surveys show that warm pools get used up to 10 times more than cool pools. So let the sun warm your pool... for free!
Simple to use
Just like a regular pool cover, a Revolution Pool Cover is simple to use. It can be either used alone or fitted to a reel and works with all 'out of pool' based pool reels and pool rollers.
Material
| With its patented composition each Revolution Pool Cover is made from a modified plastic polymer that is designed to be tough, flexible, UV stable and resistant to chemicals while being both thermally conductive one way and thermally reflective in the other. It is made from a five layer structure heat joined together in manufacture, resulting in it being very tough, robust, yet light weight and easy to handle. |
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