Pool-heating systems for hotels, resorts, compounds and clubs, designed around pool volume and the required operating season. Engineering design, supply, installation and support by Aurora.
Last updated: September 30, 2026
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Highlights
- For hotels, resorts, compounds and clubs
- Engineered to pool volume and operating season
- Titanium exchanger or heat pump depending on the case
- Supply, installation and post-commissioning support by Aurora
Completed projects you can explore
- 109projects delivered
- 998units installed
- 16governorates
These figures come from the projects record on this site — you can count them yourself.
For a hotel or club, pool heating must suit service hours, target water temperature and the maintenance plan. We start with each pool’s needs: its schedule, indoor or outdoor location and cover use. The result should be a design and operating estimate based on how the facility actually runs.
The project details behind the design
- Each pool’s dimensions, depth and water surface area.
- Location, wind exposure, schedule and seasonal target temperatures.
- Filtration, flow rates and water treatment.
- Energy supply, equipment space and connection routes.
- Cover availability and use, and service access.
Heat source and connection arrangement
Options may include heat pumps, pool-specific boilers or a heat source with a separate exchanger. Approved equipment includes Unical KON SWP boilers designed to heat pool water directly. Whether a separate exchanger is needed follows the configuration and equipment requirements; systems do not all use the same arrangement.
We review temperature-maintenance output and initial warm-up time separately. With several pools, we establish individual controls and simultaneous loads. Multiple units or standby provision depend on service requirements and the effect of a unit stopping for maintenance, not facility size alone.
Is the pool already in use?
We inspect existing connections, filtration condition, equipment space and site supply capacity. The installation plan should identify connection work, expected downtime and whether work can be phased. Missing provisions belong in the quoted scope before a commissioning date is agreed.
Compare operating costs on equal terms
Compare alternatives at the same water temperature, season, service hours and cover use. The estimate should state energy-price assumptions and whether circulation pumps and auxiliary equipment are included. Historical consumption can help review assumptions. Savings or effects on facility revenue require measurement; equipment type alone cannot guarantee them.
What should handover include?
Agree on commissioning scope, control instructions for pool staff, the maintenance schedule and warranty limits. Request recorded operating conditions and readings at handover as a reference for follow-up. Aurora provides design, supply, installation, commissioning and scheduled maintenance according to the agreed scope.
Start with plans and the operating schedule
Prepare available drawings, plant-room photos and the required season, then book a free survey. Private pools also need engineering review; its scope depends on the site. Start with the pool-heating range for those applications.
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Specifications
| Unical KON SWP boilers | 50 · 70 · 100 · 115 kW — direct pool-water heating |
|---|---|
| Cascade | Up to 8 boilers, 920 kW in total |
| Water temperature | Up to 40°C |
| Fuel | Natural gas or LPG |
| Efficiency and emissions | Seasonal efficiency A · NOx Class 6 |
| Exchanger if required | FIORINI — 316L for chlorine, titanium for salt water |
Specifications from the approved Aurora catalogue. The right model and output for your property depend on how you use it — the Smart Advisor recommends and the site visit confirms.
FAQ
How do you size a project pool-heating system?
We collect each pool’s details, weather, season, water temperature and cover use, then review filtration, flow and energy supply. Initial warm-up and temperature maintenance are considered separately, with simultaneous loads and controls reviewed for multiple pools.
What kind of projects do you work with?
Hotels, resorts, compounds and clubs with indoor or outdoor pools. Study scope depends on system scale and service and operating requirements; a private pool also needs a review appropriate to its site.
How long does execution take?
It depends on equipment availability, site preparation, connection work and permitted downtime. After review, the schedule should identify stages, their prerequisites and commissioning time. There is no single duration for every project.
The pool has been running for years — can heating be added?
It may be possible after checking existing circulation and equipment, space and energy supply. Required changes and downtime are identified before agreement rather than assuming that adding a heater is sufficient.
Which system is most economical for a project?
Compare alternatives at the same water temperature, season, service hours, cover use and energy prices. Installation, operation and maintenance costs all matter; system description or fuel alone cannot rank the options.
What happens after commissioning?
Agree on operating instructions, maintenance schedule, warranty limits and responsibility for follow-up. Aurora provides after-sales support and [scheduled maintenance](/en/services/maintenance) within the agreed scope. Handover readings help track later changes.
How is the price decided?
We select a smart heating system sized around your home, not a product off the shelf. Price depends on Capacity (pool volume and water surface area) · Consumption (how many months a year you want it warm, and at what temperature) · Purchase timing (the season you buy in — costs are not fixed year-round) · Accessories (heat exchanger, circulation pump and controller) · Optional extras (any additions you ask for). After the free assessment, our quote identifies the model, specifications, installation scope and warranty. You get a clear recommendation and know what the cost includes, with installation and support from Aurora.
From the first inspection to commissioning and maintenance
Every project begins with the real requirement and is handed over only after the complete system is tested
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Inspection and design
We survey the site, analyse the requirement, then design the right solar, boiler or central-heating system
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Installation and execution
Specialist technicians and certified European equipment deliver a safe system that fits the property
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Commissioning and maintenance
We test every operating point, hand over a working system, and continue with warranty and scheduled maintenance