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SS20 EVT Solar Panels from JetSolar


HEAT YOUR POOL EVERYDAY FOR FREE JetSolar’s SS20 EVT is the most efficient swimming


pool heating technology available.


SS20 EVT PANELS – HOW DO THEY WORK? The inner tube has a special selective coating that is black on the outside and a mirror finish on the inside.


The sun’s radiation is attracted naturally to the coating and is transferred directly to the pool water inside the inner tube.


The mirror finish traps the radiation, allowing the absorption of all of the available heat. The outer tube insulates the heated water from outside temperatures.


Other solar products on the market only use the concept of a black tube absorbing the radiation, leaving nothing to protect heat from being lost due to low ambient temperatures.


No matter how cold the outside temperature or cloudy the sky, the SS20 will make heat.


CLEAN • EFFICIENT • SMART


BENEFITS OF SS20 EVT PANELS • Extremely low flow rates required, unlike rubber mats that require 20–30 gallons per minute (saves electric compared with running pumps at high flow rates)


• Designed and built for a 25-year life-span with a 5-year warranty • For safety, the tubes are made of the same material as cookware • Excellent corrosion resistance, even on salt pools •Ground or roof mount • The panels are easy to install, and additional panels can be added over time


• The panels produce an average of 5kWs when sunny and as much as 2.5kWs when cloudy


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Traditional methods to heat pool water require natural gas, propane or electricity and encounter ongoing operating costs.


These costs over a 10-year period can double or


even triple the installed cost of the unit.


JetSolar’s SS20 EVT costs the same as most new gas heaters or heat pump installs but runs for free.


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