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Pool Heaters
How much does it cost to run a pool heater?
The cost to run a pool heater varies based on its type, pool size, desired temperature, local climate, and use of a pool cover.
The cost of running a pool heater depends on various factors:
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Type of Heater:
- Gas Heaters: Costs depend on local gas prices. Typically, they can range from $3 to $10 per hour, depending on the heater's size and efficiency.
- Heat Pumps: They consume electricity and might cost around $0.50 to $3 per hour based on local electricity rates and unit efficiency.
- Solar Heaters: Primarily have upfront costs with minimal operational costs since they rely on sunlight. However, there might be some electricity cost for pumps.
- Electric Resistance Heaters: These can be expensive to run, often $1 to $5 per hour, based on local electricity prices.
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Pool Size: Larger pools require more energy to heat.
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Desired Temperature: Higher temperatures require more energy.
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Local Climate: Colder regions demand more frequent and prolonged heating.
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Use of Pool Cover: A cover reduces heat loss, saving on energy costs.
Always check with local utility rates and specific heater efficiency to get an accurate estimate.
*Estimates provided based on data gathered in 2020