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I need to work out the most cost effective way to maintain a swimming pool in a UK holiday complex that is closing for 1 month in January and hope that someone can help.
I would like to know if it would be cheaper to turn off the heating system for a month and then reheat it from base temperature or keep the heating on.
The pool is 10m x4m and is 1.4m deep
The ambient air temperature can be kept at 20 degrees Celsius but this could also be turned off.
The pool and the air is heated by an oil boiler
So I guess the question is in principle does it use less energy to allow the temperature to drop all the way and then heat it up rather than to just maintain it.
Thank you in advance
I would like to know if it would be cheaper to turn off the heating system for a month and then reheat it from base temperature or keep the heating on.
The pool is 10m x4m and is 1.4m deep
The ambient air temperature can be kept at 20 degrees Celsius but this could also be turned off.
The pool and the air is heated by an oil boiler
So I guess the question is in principle does it use less energy to allow the temperature to drop all the way and then heat it up rather than to just maintain it.
Thank you in advance