Cooling Your Pool with Your Solar System

Using Your System to Cool Your Pool 
Solar Pool Cooling

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Wow, These North Texas summers are hot, especially in July and August. These are also the days you dive into your pool to cool down. 

Instead of the water being cool and refreshing, it actually feels more like a bathtub. 

Your pool heating system can also cool your pool during the summer. Simply run the pool pump through the solar collectors at night for cooling the water.

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 in North Central Texas 
or the Dallas-Fort Worth area? 
Are you purchasing or building a home?
Ready to add renewable energy?
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Contact Terry Jensen 
Frugal Energy, LLC
 972 251-1532 or 817 443-2553
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