solar covers
Are you fed up with your cold swimming pool?
Are you wasting good money on pool heating bills?
the answer is the Revolution Pool Cover, the solar cover that think's it's a solar cell. By adding solar heat with energy retention, the Revolution Pool Cover is the logical decision for today's pool owner.
The Revolution Pool Cover will heat up the water in your pool
...much more than a regular solar cover.
For every square meter of cover, up to 9kWh of heat can be added to your pool each 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 heating bills...
Unlike a conventional solar cover, the Revolution Pool Cover considerably reduces the quantity of heating used to heat your pool. Each time the sun beats down on it, free solar power is being added to your pool saving you lots of money.
Locks in the days heat gain
| Most solar covers are designed to keep heat in and the Revolution Pool Cover is the same. Using is Patent Pending reflective coating layer, our cover retains heat just like an ordinary solar cover PLUS it practically eliminates ALL evaporation losses. |
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Use your heated pool more
Most swimmers prefer a warm pool. Pool temps below about 82 dF are undesirable for most swimmers. Surveys show that warm pools get used up to 10 times more than cool pools. So let the sun heat your pool... for free!
Easy to deploy
Just like a regular solar cover, a Revolution Pool Cover is easy to deploy. It can be either used alone or fitted to a reel and is compatible with all 'out of pool' based pool reels and pool rollers.
Material
| With its patented composition the Revolution Pool Cover is made from a modified plastic polymer that is designed to be strong, flexible, resilient to ultra violate attack and resistant to chemicals while transferring heat one way and thermally insulative the other. The cover is made up from a 5 layer laminate fused together in manufacture, resulting in it being very tough, robust, yet light weight and easy to handle. |
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