Clubs & sports facilities
Clubs and sports facilities carry the sharpest draw peak of any site: dozens of showers running within the same few minutes once an activity ends.
The system is designed around that short peak, which makes storage volume and reheat rate more decisive than total daily consumption.
- 2projects delivered
- 6units installed
- 1governorates
What makes a sports project different
- A very short and very sharp peak, so storage is sized against the batch rather than the day.
- Reheat rate between batches determines whether the system can serve the following group.
- Pool heating is calculated as a separate circuit with a load and control logic entirely different from sanitary hot water.
- Humidity and chlorine resistance considered when selecting and routing components near the pool hall.
Delivered projects
| Project | Governorate | Units |
|---|---|---|
| Leo Gym | Giza | 4 units |
| Gezira Sporting Club | 2 units |
Frequently Asked Questions
The showers run cold quickly after a match, so what causes that?
Usually storage sized on daily average rather than on the peak batch, or a reheat rate slower than the sequence of groups. The fix starts by measuring draw-off point count and batch duration before any supply.
Is pool heating part of the same system?
No, it is designed as an independent circuit. Pool load, target temperature and control logic differ from sanitary hot water, and combining them into one system weakens both.