At the upcoming Piscine Global exhibition, Plastipack will highlight its advanced pool cover solutions designed to help pool owners save energy, reduce costs, and lessen environmental impact. Leading the innovation is the EnergyGuardTM Selective Transmission cover, featuring the brand's proprietary GeoBubbleTM Technology, which extends the cover's lifespan while maximizing efficiency.
Plastipack showcases carbon-saving pool covers with GeoBubbleTM technology at Piscine Global 2024
The EnergyGuardTM solar bubble cover offers a remarkable 8-year warranty, during which it can reduce energy usage by up to 91%, equivalent to saving up to 1985 kWh per pool season. For an average French pool owner, this translates to approximately EUR3,175 in energy savings over the product's lifespan. In fact, this cover's cost-effectiveness delivers a return on investment nearly tenfold.
The cover doesn't just save money--it significantly reduces the environmental footprint of pool maintenance. By preventing evaporation, the EnergyGuardTM can help avoid the loss of 25,700 liters of water per square meter over its lifespan. Additionally, its use can prevent the release of up to 38 kg of CO2 per square meter, underscoring its role in reducing global warming potential.
Pool cover with GeoBubbleTM Technology
Compared to standard GeoBubbleTM covers, the EnergyGuardTM Selective Transmission version offers double the efficiency, saving up to 91% on energy consumption, compared to the 48% achieved by other covers. This makes it an ideal investment for pool owners who want to combine economic benefits with environmental responsibility.
EnergyGuardTM Selective Transmission solar bubble cover
By choosing GeoBubbleTM pool covers, pool owners can protect their pools while contributing to sustainability efforts, benefiting from superior energy savings, reduced chemical usage, and a long product life.
The Plastipack team is looking forward to showing pool professionals all the advantages of its solar bubble covers on its stand at Piscine Global 2024.
