Here are a variety of recent solar pool heating and solar electric (photovoltaic) system designs from the first half of October 2015 by Florida Solar Design Group. For a free evaluation of your roof with 3D computer modeling, contact us!
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- Naples, FL Solar Pool Heater for Fiberglass Pool
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- Large Cape Coral, FL Pool with Solar Pool Heat on Two Roofs
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- Naples Solar Pool Heating System on Long Roof with Short Panels
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- Solar Pool Heating Panel Design for New Home in Fort Myers, FL
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- Lehigh Acres Solar Electric System
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- Punta Gorda, FL Solar Pool Heater on Tile Roof
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- Two-Story Sanibel Island Home with Solar Photovoltaic Panels
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- Solar Home on Sanibel Island with Panels on Three Sides including a Solar Pool Heater and Solar Electricity
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- Sanibel Island Solar Electric System Design on Small Gable Roof
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- Large Solar Pool Heater in Cape Coral on Dutch Gable Roof
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- Solar Pool Heating Panels in Cape Coral on a Tile Roof, Split Banks
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- Solar Pool Heater in Cape Coral with panels on Various Roofs
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- Solar Pool Heater in Cape Coral, FL with Different Size Panels
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- Solar Pool Heater in Naples, FL (Lely Resort) on Tile Roof
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- A Small Solar Pool Heater for a Small Pool in Cape Coral, FL
See more solar designs here.
Comments
Mr. Jason, what angle is a good angle for S. Florida? Does it differ much for Miami vs. west coast Florida?
Thanks for the posts!
It does not vary much throughout most of south Florida . Ideal in Fort Myers is about 22 degree roof angle at 171º azimuth (just east of due south). This is due to summer afternoon cloudiness. More about this here:
https://floridasolardesigngroup.com/solar-electricity-output-based-on-tilt-and-orientation/
There are local weather variations that may slightly impact things, but it’s basically negligible differences. If you want a site-specific calculation, go here for our PV Wizard:
https://floridasolardesigngroup.com/pvwizard