Set of x5 Reusable Solar Sun rings for pool heating

• Inflated size is 5ft (60inch) (1.525m).
• Converts Sunlight To Heat.
• Each ring, produces upto 21,000 Btu of FREE ENERGY heat a day.
• Easy break apart prevents entrapment in case of accidental falls.
• Unaffected by salt and Chlorine.

The Solar Sun Ring is a passive solar swimming pool heating device made from two sheets of heavyweight U.V. resistant vinyl. The upper clear layer holds insulating air and focuses sunlight on the blue colored lower layer. The blue layer absorbs about 50% of the sunlight and converts it to heat. The balance of the sunlight is allowed to pass through for deep water heating. How Do Solar Sun Rings Work? At night the contained air acts as an insulating blanket to retain heat gained during daylight. Solar Sun Rings are equipped with six magnets to improve clarity and decrease hardness of the water in your pool. The magnets are positioned to facilitate rafting. The strength of the magnets will permit single position removal but will easily separate to prevent entrapment in accidental falls. Solar Sun Rings were designed to be compatible with automatic pool cleaners. In the event the suction hose catches on a ring, the ring will separate from the raft to allow the pool cleaner to continue. Neither water nor pool s can evaporate through the Solar Sun Rings two layers of heavyweight vinyl. You will save water and s about equal to the percentage of the surface covered. Once the water in your pool has reached adequate temperature, Solar Sun Rings may be turned over to conserve water by limiting evaporation without significantly heating the water. How Many Solar Sun Rings Do I Need? Each ring is of a diametre of 1.54m, hence covers an area of 2.37m2 of the pool. We recommend enough Solar Sun Rings be purchased to cover 70% to 80% of your pools surface, ignoring the small triangles between the rings. 1. Calculate the surface area of your pool. LxW (e.g an 8m x 4m pool =32m2) 2. Multiply this by the percentage to cover (e.g. 32 x 75% = 24) 3. Divide the answer by 2.37 (area covered per ring) e.g. 24 / 2.37 =10.12 4. You need 10 rings for your pool!