Heatseeker DualSun
Solar Electricity + Pool Heating. One footprint, two solutions.
A hybrid panel that simultaneously produces electricity and heating for your swimming pool
The electricity generated by the high efficiency photovoltaic (PV) cells covers all the electricity needs of your swimming pool (in particular, the pool equipment and in some cases, the heat pump). The surplus electricity can be self-consumed in your home, or returned into the grid for a feed-in tariff or a net-metering program.
The internal heat exchanger allows direct connection to your pools water circuit. As your pool water flows through the heat exchanger, the water is heated whilst simultaneously cooling the panel, increasing the efficiency of the PV electrical generation.
Enhanced Performance
DualSun’s unique design increases electrical output
100% Renewable Energy
Self-sustaining energy and heating production
Performance Optimisation
A range of solutions to maximise the use of your system
European Engineering
Quality French design and manufacturing
Return on Investment
A responsible investment that pays for itself
The evolution of solar power
DualSun’s hybrid solar PV thermal technology is based on two principles:
- Standarad PV panels generate much more heat (82.8%) than electricity (17.2%) when exposed to the sun.
- The efficiency of PV panels decrease as the surface temperature increases. The innovative DualSun hybrid solar panel utilises the excess heat from the PV cells, transferring it to the heat exchanger to produce heated water. In the process, the water circulation cools the PV cells, increasing efficiency by more than 20%. Therefore, a DualSun installation can produce up to 4 times more energy than a standard photovoltaic installation.
Innovative Heat Exchanger
Completely integrated into the panel, allowing for excellent heat transfer between the photovoltaic surface and the water flow.
Ultra Thin Design
Standard dimensions of a photovoltaic panel (156mm cell, 60 cells).
High Performance Photovoltaics
High efficiency monocrystalline cells cooled by water circulation.
