Radiant Pools
Radiant Pools is the only swimming pool manufacturer in the industry to become an ENERGY STAR™ Partner, committed to promoting energy efficiency and the future of our planet.
Energy Efficient
Save $1000’s on heating costs!
ENERGY STAR helps people make smart choices that protect the environment while saving energy and money. Radiant Pools is committed to continually improving the management of our energy resources, which reduces both operating costs and related forms of pollution. We are proud to be part of the family of businesses who have joined with ENERGY STAR.
Radiant Pools insulated walls resist heat loss from the water to the soil more efficiently than any other type of pool wall. Heat gained from the sun is retained, maintaining water temperature even overnight, when other types of pools lose up to 10 degrees F.
The Radiant insulated wall panels help the water heat up faster and keep the water warmer longer, extending the swimming season by up to 2 months.
With the superior heat retention properties of a Radiant Pool, you can swim during the entire swimming season without the need of a heater. Save $1000’s on heating costs!
The water temperature you desire for your swimming pool directly affects your energy cost if you use a gas or heat pump pool heater. Pool water temps typically range from 78°F to 82°F. The American Red Cross recommends a temperature of 78°F for competitive swimming. However, most people prefer water temperature of 80°F or higher.
With an insulated Radiant Pool, the average pool owner can save up to 25% on their annual swimming pool heating cost. A Radiant pool owner in Boston, MA, using a gas heater, will save approximately $655 per year which adds up to $13,100 over 20 years.
Table of pool heating costs by region
*Figures based on 1000 sq. ft. outdoor heated pool with an air to water heat pump with an average COP of 5.0 at $.85/kwh.
**Figures based on a 1000 sq. ft. outdoor heated pool with an 80% efficient natural gas heater at $.50 per therm.
Information Source: U.S. DOE-EERE Consumers’s Guide
