Automatic Slatted PVC Pool Covers Inground For Outdoor

Product Detail

1. Specification

Model	AHI
Operation	Automatic
Usage	Outdoor
Installation	Inground
Main material	PVC
Color	Transparent, Blue, Milky white, Grey and others
Size	Customization
Thickness	12MM
Wall thickness	1.2MM
Width	75MM
Bracket system	All compents are 304 stainless steel, surface anodised
Reel diameter	140MM
Input voltage	AC 110V-230V
Output voltage	DC 24V (Safe voltage)
Strength	150-500N.m, select according to the pool size.
Electronic control system	Remote control switch
OEM&ODM	Yes
Free Sample	Yes




2. Payment


   T/T and Western Union




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4. Production






5. Detailed Parts


5.1 Insulated slat 










5.2 Color option













5.3 Three installation ways








6. How To Use A Pool Cover

Pool covers should be used at least during your swimming season. If you use your pool during the daytime, close the pool cover just before swimming and open the pool cover as soon as you're not using the pool.

If you use your pool only at night, the effectiveness of a pool cover will depend on whether the evaporation and other losses prevented by the cover exceed the solar gain reduction caused by the cover. The type of cover and the climate affects this balance. In dry and/or windy conditions, the evaporation rate of the pool increases. Therefore, it is generally beneficial to have a Transparent Solar Cover on during daylight hours. In warm, humid conditions the evaporation rate decreases. In this case, it may be more beneficial to leave the cover off during the daytime.




7. Why PVC Slat Covers Rise In Popularity

Automatic pool covers provide homeowners with a host of important benefits. Be it energy efficiency, reduced maintenance, improved water quality and safety, automatic covers enhance the experience of pool ownership with the touch of a button – a set of benefits that has driven steady growth in the automatic cover market.

The primary drawback to automatic covers, however, is that by their very nature they are, for the most part, limited to rectangular pools. Even the slightest offset or violation of the rectangular water surface can mean that most covers won’t fit. Overcoming that limitation has posed a real challenge for cover manufacturers and builders alike.

One method of covering non-rectangular pools is to surface-mount tracks on the pool deck outside the pool’s perimeter. Functionally speaking the approach works well enough, with the glaring exception that the tracks tend to mar the appearance of the deck. For clients investing in attractive design and materials, that option is a non-starter.

Another approach is to use a “cantilevered deck.” In this scheme, builders construct a rectangular shelf, inside of which they create any pool shape the client wants. The cover tracks are then concealed beneath cantilevered deck sections that follow the inside contours of the pool. That approach works beautifully, but is extraordinarily expensive. It also leaves a wide slot in the pool walls just above the waterline and eliminates the possibility of using various edge treatment details.




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