Solar Hot Water

SOLAR HOT WATER

Thermosyphon

One of the simplest, most reliable, and common systems it’s based on the principle of convection and natural water circulation: hot water goes up, cold water goes down.
Water circulates between the collectors and the thermal reservoir of the system automatically, due to the force created by the temperature differences.
When it enters the collector panels, water heats up and goes up to the thermally insulated tank (cylinder), where it’s stored until used. A very economical option for those who want to reduce their expenses with conventional sources of water heating (gas and electricity).

Forced circulation system

In this case, the boiler is usually placed inside the house in an appropriate space.
As there is no force of gravity, the system requires a hydraulic pump with a temperature sensor.
Whenever the sensor detects energy captured by the sun in the collector panel is insufficient to circulate the water between the collector panels and the thermal reservoir, it activates the hydraulic pump.

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SOLAR HOT WATER SYSTEMS

Solar water heating systems usually include storage tanks and solar collectors. Popularity has grown thanks to reliability, efficiency and simplicity. A simple thermosyphon is enough depending on installation conditions. Our installers can survey consumption needs and advise what system is best for your needs. This system allows you to benefit and:

• Enjoy FREE energy from sunshine
• Protect you from rising energy costs
• Save up to 75% on water heating bills
• Can provide up to 75% of hot water FREE using the sun’s energy and without using electricity – and without generating greenhouse gas emissions)
• Gives hot water 24/7, on-demand
• Decreases your household’s carbon footprint
• Increase the value of your property

There are two different options of the solar hot water system. Our product range features high-efficiency selective boilers with minimum thermal losses to the high insulation provided by the 40-mm thick rigid polyurethane. These boilers are compatible with both systems. The products are also characterized by their durability even under extreme conditions. The biggest difference is in the placement of the collector panels and other elements for each type of system.