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  • @LeosTueftelei
    @LeosTueftelei 4 роки тому +45

    Good idea and nice work! 👍 👌

  • @SolarProjectsSweden
    @SolarProjectsSweden 8 місяців тому +3

    Nice video filled with good tips & trix. I'm setting up a solar powered pool heater right now and my goal is 30°C / 86°F. I'm starting with 250 meters / 820 feet of 20 mm / ¾ inch PEM hose in a flat rooftop setup. A 20V rainwater barrel pump (2,000 liters - 528 gallons / hour) will be connected directly to a solar panel, so it's a completely automatic system controlled and powered by the sun.
    No sun = no pump = no heating.
    Since I'm located at 60° latitude in the northern hemisphere, I'll guess it'll be some problems to solve along the way, but it'll be fun.
    Keep up your good work

  • @adamczupryna4550
    @adamczupryna4550 2 роки тому +15

    Hi, you should point in the description that you reached this temperature boost after some time of heating water in the collector. It's impossible to reach such good results with a constant water flow around 10l/min (9:20 - 10:20). Math says that in such case, with collector size 1m x 2m you are able to boost up the temperature about 3C as the sun provides about 1kW per square meter. It's still better than a nothing. Cheers.

  • @ernestayo6131
    @ernestayo6131 3 роки тому +5

    Did similar in the ‘80’s in Northern Indiana (Winamac) with a 3ft X 8ft farm livestock watering tank pool. Routed a garden hose from the pump/filter, coiled the hose on a slanted square of plywood (Sunward facing) then back into the pool. Sprayed the hose with black paint. Took the night chill out of the water every day without the use of a glass cover or box. The kids loved it.

  • @Bule_Gila
    @Bule_Gila Рік тому +1

    EXCELLENT WORK! QUALITY AND FINISH IS INDUSTRIAL GRADE!

  • @Jdivanchik
    @Jdivanchik 3 роки тому +2

    Для эффективного поглощения нужна не просто черная краска, а специализированная светопоглащающая краска и стекло чисто кварцевое с внутренним отражающим напылением(пропуск ИК лучей только во внутрь). Хотя конечно это все дорого и прибавит процентов 20% к эффективности преобразования. Для проточного нагрева воды от солнца необходимо минимум 3 м кв. поверхности при 100% КПД. В данном случае нужно не менее 8 метров квадратных для проточного нагрева. Принято считать, что 1 ватт греет воду в объеме 1 литр на 1 градус.

  • @shmoostead5419
    @shmoostead5419 2 роки тому +1

    Nice design, very neat. Hook it up to a water butt and solar powered pump.

  • @olivierdemontpellier
    @olivierdemontpellier 3 роки тому +11

    good idea, i did the same years ago less professional (wooden frame, 3 pipe coils, plexiglass plate) but just a risk, the problem concerns the polypropylene pipes which with heat and time will pierce ... it is necessary that the water circulates permanently otherwise there is a too strong rise in temperature, and that kills the pipes

  • @adamakaru2683
    @adamakaru2683 2 роки тому +1

    WOW I need one of this heater on my roof for the all house.

  • @HalfAssHomestead
    @HalfAssHomestead 4 роки тому +42

    You could gather more heat from the sun if the top surface was lightly etched to keep the rays from deflecting off the glass.

    • @justinmatei6531
      @justinmatei6531 2 роки тому

      at least the outside layer of glass is treated with oxides against infrared

  • @leefantozzi
    @leefantozzi 3 роки тому +5

    Выходную температуру надо измерять при полностью открытом выходном кране. Дельта входной и выходной температур в пару градусов уже будет достижением. И да, как тут было замечено, верхнее стекло не надо чернить, КПД получится больше. Написал, имея 6-7 летний опыт прогрева купели в закрытом помещении аналогичным солнечным коллектором.

  • @rangelhernandez1498
    @rangelhernandez1498 2 роки тому +2

    EXCELENTE TRABAJO FELICIDADES
    BENDICIONES PARA TODOS

  • @krajesr1
    @krajesr1 4 роки тому +1

    Seen few die solar panels videos, this one is by far the best

  • @justinmyers719
    @justinmyers719 4 роки тому +2

    This is a good video. You can run larger pipe - say 200 feet of 1 1/2 black pipe as near as possible to roof to heat and store more water than this. As anything with solar alone - output is greatly varied - but definitely efficient.

  • @stevevalk8898
    @stevevalk8898 4 роки тому +22

    Last year I built two 4x4 boxes for my 18x48 above ground pool with 200 ft of quality heat resistant 5/8 water hose with brass fittings, the plastic ends will melt and a cheap hose will melt the inside. That was my first mistake, bought cheap water hoses. I ended up getting Good Year hoses. Even though the water hose was black i spray painted them a flat black. I had an old front window from my house for one box and some old shower doors for the other. Cut the ends of some soda cans and put as many as could fit inside the box with the hose and painted flat black. The cans act like a vortex of heat. I use to Y off from my 12 inch intex sand filter pump. Just switch over from pool to solar boxes. I would run a big hose to a smaller hose into the box witch would slow down the flow of water. As the day got hoter i could let the pump run the hot water continuously. I just bought the 16 inch intex sand filter pump but has to much pressure for my hose, so i use my old 12 inch pump directly to the solar boxes. I live in San Diego so the average temp is around mid 70s to mid 80s. Iam in my pool around mid April. I keep a solar cover on it when not using and will lose a couple of degrees at night. I have the pool wrapped with 4 layers of 4 mill plastic witch helps. I keep the temp of the water around 84 to 86. I have got the water up to 90. I will let it get to 88. I have tried the irrigation plastic stuff before but it melted inside. I made many mistakes before i got it right. My neighbors with there nice pretty pools are sitting at the edge of the pool with feet in and i am swimming in my pool. I like to get in the pool early in the morning when the air is cool and the water in my pool is at 84. Those solar boxes get very very very hot, you will burn your hands

    • @zuluflight5467
      @zuluflight5467 4 роки тому

      thanks for your informations

    • @kevinferrabelo4920
      @kevinferrabelo4920 4 роки тому

      100 ft in each 4x4 box?

    • @jagitc
      @jagitc 4 роки тому +3

      Any chance you could put a picture up somewhere of how you used the cans as a vortex?

    • @timm8311
      @timm8311 4 роки тому +2

      What brand of hose did you purchase? Not understanding how the hose could melt if cool water was running through it. Was the water turned off? Thx for any help offered.

    • @nil5221
      @nil5221 3 роки тому

      Cold water in the pipe will absorb more heat than hot water, because of the greater temperature differential (that's simple physics). So it's a bit counter-intuitive, but it is better to keep the water flowing quickly through the heater pipe, whatever the temperature. I.e. it is better to heat a large amount of water slightly, than a tiny amount of water to a higher temperature. .Just cycle the water through more times.
      You could have cut the 200 foot length into shorterr, and had more parallel tubes so the output didn't get so hot. Keep the water flowing more quickly so it never gets hot enough to melt even cheap plastic hose, and the whole pool will heat faster.

  • @aci_gercekler
    @aci_gercekler 4 роки тому +8

    If the glass is black, the sunlight going to the pipe will be less and the water will heat less. Glass should be transparent.

    • @cikicar
      @cikicar 3 роки тому

      above side yes

  • @SandroCicaliFreeEnergy
    @SandroCicaliFreeEnergy 2 роки тому

    Grande idea!!! Funziona

  • @WeebiWend
    @WeebiWend 10 місяців тому

    Greetings from Estonia!

  • @TerryMcGearyScotland
    @TerryMcGearyScotland 3 роки тому +11

    I've seen a similar thing way back using a single-glazed frame (before proper double glazing was common) fitted with a wooden back board. The water was passed along thin copper piping in a zig-zag fashion and painted black for maximum solar absorption. I would be interested to see if that performance can be maintained at the flow rate you show, I get water at that sort of temperature from my garden hose water that has been heated in the sun all day before I turn the mains water on: it runs like bath water initially of course but soon runs out of steam. Yours is a really nice project but I think you'd need a few dozen of those to make a significant difference to a small pool. I love the idea though so well done.

    • @mike301243
      @mike301243 2 роки тому

      the power ist about 200-300 Watt. You need a minimum of 20!

  • @tommysimon9353
    @tommysimon9353 3 роки тому +19

    It was not a good idea to paint the upper glass, too. In that way the solar energy gets transformed to heat at the inner edge of the upper glass. That directly heats up the upper glass and that is cooled by the outer air. Almost nothing of the solar energy hits the coil directly. Change the upper glass to a clear unsprayed one, and everything’s fine 😎

    • @OldMadScientist
      @OldMadScientist 2 роки тому +2

      FYI, painting the upper glass will protect the tubing from UV light, which could damage the tubing over time.

    • @krzysyek
      @krzysyek 2 роки тому +3

      @@OldMadScientist aren't there UV resistant tubes that could make better use of solar energy?

    • @quiksilver1j
      @quiksilver1j 2 роки тому +5

      Definitely do not want to paint the upper glass you want the full spectrum of light including radiation to heat the pipe..glass serves to prevent heat loss due to convection..by painting the upper glass black you will be defeating the whole point of the glass in first place .

    • @jregamey
      @jregamey 2 роки тому +1

      Glass itsself blocks alot of UV. And could do clear coat on the tubing aswell to protect it.

    • @jakubkusmierczak695
      @jakubkusmierczak695 2 роки тому

      Yes it will cut off about 50% of energy. E. G. black Windows in busses.

  • @hnag1907
    @hnag1907 Рік тому +1

    Hi I am looking into heating my pool. Between the polycarbonate and the black pipe which one would you recommend?

  • @BillyComadreja
    @BillyComadreja 2 роки тому +3

    La idea es muy buena, sí se la pule un poco. La tubería de entrada, no puede estar pegada a la salida, porque hace de refrigerante. El agua que calienta el sol en el circuito al salir del sistema, se enfría por el choque térmico con el caño de entrada que trae la alimentación de agua fría al circuito.

  • @ArmandoAguilarJr
    @ArmandoAguilarJr Рік тому +1

    great caulk hander

  • @AbouttheHouse0
    @AbouttheHouse0 Рік тому +2

    It would have been great if you could have measured the input and output temperatures AND the water flow rate so that the net power of the heater could be worked out. It would also be good to know the size of the collector so the power per unit area could be calculated so that the heater design can be scaled up or down depending on an individual need.
    Otherwise, an awesome idea to encapsulate the coil inside a double glazing unit.

  • @johnsupport3400
    @johnsupport3400 3 роки тому +6

    Excellent idea from an old window, thank you for the video!

  • @r.j.m4245
    @r.j.m4245 4 роки тому +7

    I tried once to pry open a double glass in vain, it broke, am amazed you were able. 👍

    • @peters2620
      @peters2620 4 роки тому +4

      Carburettor cleaner softens the sealant. Still a horrible job though.

    • @frankmatyus4784
      @frankmatyus4784 4 роки тому +2

      let it sit in the sun makes the butyl soften, see if there is a stamp on the glass if so that means its tempered, tempered glass is four times stronger than annealed glass.

    • @georgelefort6397
      @georgelefort6397 4 роки тому +4

      I pried my glass off in a cool garage, so I heated 18 inches of the edge with a heat gun 700 degrees, after a minute I slide my knife under the glass and was carefull to keep the knife tight to the glass ( not in the thick of the butyl glue) I kept the heat on the knife and the glass and slid it easily. The window does move so you need to block it, if youve got both hands on a knife and heat gun. I also put a wedge small bolt under the lifted window , so that it didnt fall back on the hot glue and get stuck.

    • @lesawolizorowicz8932
      @lesawolizorowicz8932 3 роки тому

      @@frankmatyus4784 k6

    • @shokshok3295
      @shokshok3295 3 роки тому +1

      Mой товарищ сделал намного проще и дешевле, если интересно... ua-cam.com/video/o58ps_nzKuI/v-deo.html

  • @gissie391
    @gissie391 3 роки тому

    I saw this done with copper pipes and water came out as steam it wasnt used for pool though.definately bug free water good idea.

  • @jethrotull5847
    @jethrotull5847 4 роки тому +2

    Very nice. I’ll take the version that mounts to my south facing roof. Better to heat water then burn my shingles LOL. I’ve been watching a lot of these videos and I find myself wondering why some manufacturer doesn’t make a 4 by 4 foot evacuated glass “pocket” to place a heating tube inside. The methodology, simulator to a solar tube could actually boil water. Your are blessed with fine workmanship and ideas.. well done !

  • @martinwalsack2435
    @martinwalsack2435 4 роки тому +6

    Absolutely fantastic solar heater! Well done my man well done.

  • @niltomega2978
    @niltomega2978 4 роки тому +3

    yes, if you trickle the water through the hose i'm sure it gets very hot

  • @nicuioan8665
    @nicuioan8665 2 роки тому

    Ingenios,buna idee si pentru alti amatori

  • @jimw7043
    @jimw7043 4 роки тому +3

    This is definitely the best looking solar heater. Heck you could reinstall that in the window. Cut my finger trying to undo a double glazed window. Just cause it looks smooth everyone needs to wear gloves! Thanks for the lesson.

  • @АндрейПаксюткин-я3о

    нижнее стекло и шланг-трубу в кипельно матовый черный цвет (глянец отражает много света и тепла), результат будет намного лучше, да и верхнее стекло не закрашивать. идея крутая, эстетика есть, но можно добиться выхлопа по градусам выше

  • @kennyspringer7668
    @kennyspringer7668 2 роки тому

    Great job this was my plan for doing it since I have an old window I just didn't know how to connect the inlet outlet pipes won't the tent on the secondary window stop the Sun or is it on the inside of the glass

  • @patricknicolas1138
    @patricknicolas1138 11 місяців тому

    Très beau travail ...

  • @klptldn
    @klptldn 6 місяців тому

    i have a 200m black tube (3,5cm diameter) on top of my carport , sun all day.
    a waterpump in the swimming pool connected to a timer (45min of 15 min on )
    the water in the tube is around 45 degrees Celsius ,
    I do 9 cycles of 15 min. this is 1800 liters of hot water going in to the pool (for almost free) every day.
    ps. i live in Spain , costa Blanca.
    total cost of tube and pump 150 eu.
    i can swim all year long in a warm pool, great

  • @dereklord8678
    @dereklord8678 2 роки тому

    Did you pant the other panel as well

  • @virgiljohnson4260
    @virgiljohnson4260 3 роки тому +6

    how much hot water can you produce with this per minute/hour? and temperatures?

  • @colinelliott5629
    @colinelliott5629 4 роки тому +4

    Would it not have been more efficient either to paint the top surface matt black, or leave clear to allow heat to pass through glass with less attenuation?

    • @Jiggledance
      @Jiggledance 3 роки тому +1

      The glass side he used actually blocks heat. What you are supposed to do is to get a square or rectangle uv double pained window; Heck, even a triangle-shaped one. Then you do what he did, except you flip the top glass putting the uv protection facing inward. This way light goes in and helps with insulation by reflecting light that went through, hit the back, and bounced back up. The bounced back up light hits the UV and bounces back down.

  • @AbouttheHouse0
    @AbouttheHouse0 Рік тому +1

    I've watched a number of these 'DIY heater' videos looking at what's good and what's not before I design and build my own for heating my hot tub (and a video of course). I also look through the comments. What amazes me the most is the utter lack of understanding of the Physics at work here amongst the general population. Were all these people bunking off school from physics lessons or are our Western education systems really this bad?
    The two most common misconceptions I observe being: 1. you gotta "paint it black" and 2. turn the flow rate down or the water won't heat up!

    • @victorp
      @victorp 7 місяців тому

      Can you please enlighten us to the essential details to improve efficiency of these things? What is a good flow rate in GPM? Should hoses be left exposed?

  • @Pyt309
    @Pyt309 4 роки тому +2

    Génial, ça réchauffe une carafe d'eau en 2 minutes...

  • @karlacandys4970
    @karlacandys4970 4 роки тому +3

    Woooo, eso me preguntaba yo !! Si se podría poner cristal y luego la manguera !! Muchas gracias !! Excelente video!!

  • @martinlaurel2262
    @martinlaurel2262 3 роки тому +5

    How about adding some vegetable oil to the chamber so heat evenly distribute for all sides of the pipe and also trapping the heat itself without losing any to the air?

    • @AbouttheHouse0
      @AbouttheHouse0 Рік тому

      Actually, the effeciency can be increased by creating a vacuum (or just lowering the pressure) inside the unit rather than adding any other material.

  • @bionaut867
    @bionaut867 3 роки тому +1

    Great project but I am surprised that both glass are black. Should the one facing the sun not be clear to allow transmission into the black interior??

    • @jimsheen3524
      @jimsheen3524 3 роки тому

      My question as well. Both pieces of glass painted black? Doesn't this mean the sun isn't directly heating the tubing of the back glass (to direct sunlight), just the air around it? If so, does it matter what color anything is on the inside?

  • @eco_guardian
    @eco_guardian 4 роки тому +7

    This is my favorite way to adhere the pipe to the board so far. I'm wondering if the intake and outake side by side is less productive as far as overall temp is concerned. How are you finding it now that you have some time under your belt?

    • @roberts4411
      @roberts4411 4 роки тому +2

      Following.
      Also wonder if a slight gap in the hose circular pattern wouldn’t increase mass of pipe exposed to the heat generated ?

    • @Rubibi-saltwaterjim
      @Rubibi-saltwaterjim 4 роки тому +2

      @@roberts4411 it would be better if there was direct contact with a high heat capacitance material. I've laid myine out on a shed roof, so it'd conduct some heat from that.

  • @thomaslie5602
    @thomaslie5602 7 місяців тому

    Guten Abend ich habe eine Frage, ist die obere Glasscheibe auch von innen mit schwarzer Farben besprüht worden?? Auf dem Video sieht es so aus. Bitte mal kurz Bescheid geben, MfG Danke in voraus.

  • @andrewknox2822
    @andrewknox2822 4 роки тому

    Very neat work, but painting the top glass black will just serve to reflect the sun's rays and reduce the overall efficiency. And I bet if you pump the water through at a decent rate, when a steady state is reached the temperature gain will be minimal.

  • @Rheinperchten
    @Rheinperchten 2 роки тому

    Are both sides of glas are black ? i mean...the glass on which the snake is lying is black and the glads on top too?

  • @danielvreden
    @danielvreden 3 роки тому

    Sind beide Scheiben schwarz lackiert?

  • @DavecCarefree241
    @DavecCarefree241 2 роки тому

    Very Elegant!

  • @viktorsto
    @viktorsto 2 роки тому

    Hi , which one pump you use ? Original one ?

  • @Vinz3ntR
    @Vinz3ntR 4 роки тому +1

    I wonder if painting the recipient side of the glass isn't less efficient than keeping it clear. In cars and greenhouses the temperature will be lower when making the glass darker or painted.

  • @telosfd
    @telosfd 3 роки тому

    Did you try to put clear glass on top?

  • @kadirfrat2953
    @kadirfrat2953 Рік тому

    Hello, I am writing from Turkey. I'm asking you, is the pipe you are using a specially insulated pipe or a pipe used for normal irrigation?

  • @demijurg666
    @demijurg666 4 роки тому +2

    hmmm,never thought of painting the glass black,just the interior...background and pipes...looks very nice

    • @timm8311
      @timm8311 4 роки тому

      I would think the top piece of glass would actually hurt you as most glass today is designed to reflect some sunlight

  • @Patricia-rn1xh
    @Patricia-rn1xh 11 місяців тому

    Me gusto tu supervisor : el gato jajajaja buenisimo

  • @jpg224
    @jpg224 Рік тому

    Plus simple: Je déroule un tuyau d’arrosage dans les gouttières de la maison exposées au soleil .Longueur environ 40 mètres .Après 30 minutes l’eau sort à 60° . Je peux alimenter si besoin ma douche de piscine ou avec une dérivation apporter cette eau chaude gratuite dans la piscine .

  • @danacid7047
    @danacid7047 9 місяців тому

    Cuantos metros de manguera negra uso?

  • @juarezpereirapereira3151
    @juarezpereirapereira3151 4 роки тому +3

    Muito boa ideia gostei, estou com esta mesma ideia com uma caixa de geladeira quero fazer um reservatório como um boli para coloca água quete no banheiro.

  • @jorgivalgomes3158
    @jorgivalgomes3158 4 роки тому +2

    Muito inteligente . Devíamos aprender para não precisarmos mais de pagar conta para as Empresas de Energia .

  • @upuzunsacl7418
    @upuzunsacl7418 3 роки тому +1

    What about storage for hot water?

  • @johnmerton3630
    @johnmerton3630 4 роки тому +11

    I use a 90mm pvc sewer pipe [holds 20 liters ] painted black and the water gets too hot to use in the middle of the day

  • @ibz1492
    @ibz1492 4 роки тому +5

    Your mentioning low volume of water passing through the coils is super important as the black tubes are not good conductors of heat, like copper tubing would be. Therefore, run the water through very slowly, giving the water more time within the coils to absorb more heat. Good DIY project and can be done so inexpensively. I have used this same system since the early 1970s.

    • @wilbertbeijers9732
      @wilbertbeijers9732 3 роки тому +2

      Don't think it makes much difference running the water slow or fast.

    • @Hades035
      @Hades035 2 роки тому +5

      If you want to warm up something quickly, you have to raise the flow. Cold water warms up more quickly then warm water ;) So if you would use this for like a swimming pool, you want higher flow rate. The water that is comming out will be less warm but you have more volume that is slighlty warmer then your pool water

    • @clintbuhs7708
      @clintbuhs7708 2 роки тому +3

      This is a common misconception about the science involved. I heard the same argument with car engines and radiators. The fact is that heat transfer occurs more quickly between more widely disparate temperatures. By moving the fluid more quickly, you expose cooler water to the heat in the tubing. That is a more efficient strategy.

  • @SlavaSalsa
    @SlavaSalsa 2 роки тому +2

    Красавчик! Отлично сделано!

  • @Rob-zn3qd
    @Rob-zn3qd 3 роки тому +1

    you should not have painted the front glass black it would have worked better if the sun could heat the pipe and back panel directly ,, it would get the water hotter , if you constantly let the water run thru it ,, sure if you just let it heat up and "then" just open the water and take the temperature ,, but good job looks awesome'

  • @franciscovidal9835
    @franciscovidal9835 3 роки тому +2

    The best I've seen so far. Thank you very much for sharing. The best for you :)

  • @bial3436
    @bial3436 4 роки тому +5

    Tried this once . In summer pipe melt and explode. Use copper pipes and paint black instead

  • @oddlysatisfyingjobs2732
    @oddlysatisfyingjobs2732 3 роки тому

    Wonderful work

  • @ralphparker
    @ralphparker 4 роки тому +2

    just watched a video of geothermal system. He could add a set of these to make his system even more efficient!

  • @perrmarcianato8176
    @perrmarcianato8176 8 місяців тому

    Hello, excellent work, just one question, how many feet of hose did you use in the video, greetings and congratulations.

  • @jasonhorst9154
    @jasonhorst9154 3 роки тому +1

    How much drip line did you use?

  • @questionsforchristians
    @questionsforchristians 2 роки тому +1

    Thanks for the vid. But can we do something about every single 15-minute youtube hero adding cheap China techno music to their vids? Please.

  • @kryspy5682
    @kryspy5682 Рік тому

    Very good system. I will make a similar one. What is the glue/mastic that you use to hold the hose on the glass ?

  • @edinfific2576
    @edinfific2576 Рік тому

    Wouldn't running cold and tubes next to each other reduce efficiency?
    It is better to take one end from inside the spirsl and another from outside.

  • @teyyubhajiyev511
    @teyyubhajiyev511 3 роки тому +1

    Very Thanks for good idea. As i undestood 16 C befor and 46 C after heating. But what is temperature of air ?

  • @MowMud
    @MowMud 4 роки тому

    Brilliant! Looks snazzy too. Too heavy to carry around... maybe you could mount it in the pool house.

  • @rogeriodelis8325
    @rogeriodelis8325 4 роки тому +4

    Professional Work. Very, Very Good.

  • @Herafg
    @Herafg 4 роки тому +6

    🤔 Plus efficacité si le circuit était métallique et votre 2 eme vitre était transparents car une vitre noire ça chauffe mais empêche la lumière de passer et dans ce cas là je ne vois pas l intérêt de peintre en noire l intérieur.

    • @pierredublin226
      @pierredublin226 4 роки тому

      De plus la deuxième vitre n’a aucun effet , une plaque isolante aurait été mieux pour garder la chaleur

  • @roxanirapti379
    @roxanirapti379 8 місяців тому

    I am curious to see how pass the sun throw the colored glass

  • @felicia7644
    @felicia7644 3 роки тому +1

    Did you connect the heater directly to the pool pump?

  • @christophresmerowski1824
    @christophresmerowski1824 3 роки тому

    How big a pool would it heat?

  • @09conrado
    @09conrado 4 роки тому +1

    I wonder if it would get even hotter with deep matt black paint layer

    • @armindalefort6434
      @armindalefort6434 4 роки тому

      Matt black compared to gloss black does get hotter, the gloss is reflective losing energy matte black is absorbing more energy.

  • @twothesstwoone
    @twothesstwoone 4 роки тому +2

    Great video. Should the water be fed through the pipe slowly? Otherwise how will it have time to heat up?

    • @uploader507
      @uploader507 3 роки тому

      That is also what I would like to know..A bit unclear that part.

    • @nil5221
      @nil5221 3 роки тому +7

      The water will always heat up as solar energy is absorbed. The temperature rise depends on how cool the water water in the pipe is (cold water will absorb more heat than hot water, because the temperature differential between inside and outside is greater). So if you're heating a pool, run water through the heater quickly. It will only heat up slightly each pass through but as it is repeatedly cycled through it will heat more each time
      That will heat a whole pool more quickly than passing the water through slowly and getting it really hot, then diluting that tiny bit of hot water in a cold pool.
      I.e. Run the water quickly. Cold water in the pipe will pick up more heat than water which is already hot.

  • @diogotjsrecife
    @diogotjsrecife 4 роки тому +1

    Imagino um desses aqui em PE, onde a água já sai queimando da torneira kkkk

  • @markvegar1442
    @markvegar1442 4 роки тому +1

    Wish I had seen this method of heat water when we had swimming pool

  • @paulabadie5897
    @paulabadie5897 4 роки тому

    Good idea.
    Attention only max 500w/m2, not a power revolution, in hte better position : well oriented to the south, etc, etc,,,
    Be carefull to the condensation.
    Fine business !

  • @imrearany6347
    @imrearany6347 3 роки тому +2

    Good quality! What kind of pump do you use to moving the water? How loud is it? Thanks for your answer in advance.

  • @zrilin
    @zrilin 6 місяців тому

    Красавчик. 👍

  • @cikicar
    @cikicar 3 роки тому

    why would i heat watter in pool when its hot outside in summer and if you want to swim in winter this window can not heat up enough wholle pool, maybe outside warm jakuzzi...

  • @salahuddin5038
    @salahuddin5038 2 роки тому

    i think you can make it more batter to use copper pipe and to keep seprate way of hot and cold water pipe direction

  • @rachidalhaj6182
    @rachidalhaj6182 4 роки тому

    Merci. Quelle genre de tuillio pour regler ce truc

  • @nikolasdiasimos
    @nikolasdiasimos 2 роки тому

    Τι πάχος είναι το λάστιχο; είναι οικοδομής; ευχαριστώ

  • @panhandlepilot9363
    @panhandlepilot9363 4 роки тому

    How did you get both ends running parallel out the same hole? Looks like it was kinked in center to return. Thx

    • @kukomio
      @kukomio  4 роки тому

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  • @MistaWhatchaKnow
    @MistaWhatchaKnow 2 роки тому +1

    I wonder if cleaning the inside of the glass with paint thinner and then painting it with ultra black might increase the heat absorption? I would suggest using soft copper tubing painted ultra black. The non sun facing side could be insulated with foam to prevent heat escaping the non facing side of the sun. Maybe the area on the edge of the heater could stage temp sensors, and and a digital flow meter.

  • @bizarr38
    @bizarr38 4 роки тому +1

    Ja też mam pytanie jaka była zastosowana pompa i z jaką przepustowością pompowała wodę oraz jaka grubość wężownicy? i czy przy ciągłej pracy pompy, zakładając oczywiście, że jest piękna pogoda dogrzewa wodę cały czas do takiej samej tempetarury?

    • @kukomio
      @kukomio  4 роки тому +2

      Długość rury 35 metrów, grubość 16 mm - objętość 7 litrów. Używam pompy z basenu - jest to filtracja piaskowa Marimex ProStar 2 (2 m3/h). Woda w basenie o pojemności 5 m3 podgrzewa z 25 stopni na 30 stopni w ciągu 5 godzin (9:00-14:00)

  • @maximilianojaramillo1642
    @maximilianojaramillo1642 4 роки тому +13

    Muy novedoso pero si quisiera un vídeo más explicativo como cantidad de agua que puede calentar materiales utilizados y todo eso ,y si nos das un contacto exelente

  • @mr.hauskatze6055
    @mr.hauskatze6055 2 роки тому

    Wirklich tolle Idee. Super umgesetzt. Darf man fragen wieviel Wasser im Pool sie erhitzen!? Also qm³ in zeit und Temperatur unterschied. Wie verhält sich das im Winter, lassen sie das Wasser ab oder bleibt es drin!? LG Grüße

  • @michuringarden8090
    @michuringarden8090 4 роки тому

    Так сложно, со стеклопакетом заморочился. Ну браво - хотя можно было более изящное решение найти:) Вода кстати хорошо прогревается в шланге.

  • @tapsulinka
    @tapsulinka 4 роки тому +3

    Very important information would be:
    - outside temperature
    - place where that is situated

  • @mandarpatil3069
    @mandarpatil3069 4 роки тому

    take thise raunded pipe ,,,plastic or mettel ?