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Save money by making your pool more energy efficient: adopt good habits and use energy-efficient products.
See our tips and advice to help you save
Save money by making your pool more energy efficient: adopt good habits and use energy-efficient products.
Install a timer to optimize the use of your single-speed pump. You can save up to 45% on filtration costs without sacrificing water quality.
- Ask your retailer which timer is best for your pool.
- If you choose an electronic timer, make it will keep your settings, especially in the event of a power failure.
Use a solar pool cover and save up to 45% on your water heating costs.
- Use a solar pool cover, especially overnight and even in warm weather.
- Place the cover bubble-side down, in contact with the water, following the manufacturer’s recommendations.
- Use a reel for easier handling.
An efficient pump can help you save up to 80% on your pool filtration costs.
- Choose a two-speed pump that can be programmed to operate at low and high speed. It’s easy to use and maximizes savings.
- Choose an ENERGY STAR® certified model.
- Ask your pool retailer whether the type of pump you’ve chosen is compatible with your setup (chlorinator, salt-water system, ionizer, ozonizer, heater, etc.).
Save up to 75% on water heating costs with a heat pump: your best water heating option to make pool season last a little longer.
- Save up to 25% on your water heating costs by lowering the thermostat on your heat pump by just two degrees.
- Install your heat pump in a location where there’s good fresh air intake.
- Place a protective covering over your heat pump in the winter.
