Are you looking for a perfect way to use
solar energy? What better way to do it than solar water heaters? Using
advanced vacuum tube collectors, a solar heating system can operate in
minus 40 temperatures.
The Northern Lights solar water heaters
utilize a special glycol heating fluid that can work well in arctic
temperatures and even high temperatures of up to 480F. The solar
collectors capture the heat that move into a solar water tank which
features an internal heat exchanger, present at the bottom of the tank.
The heat energy is transferred indirectly
to the house for using hot water. If the water remains unused, it will
be stored in the highly insulated tank. A solar differential controller
and a pump properly control the entire heating loop. The controller
helps in maximizing your system performance while turning on or shutting
down the pump when required.
Buying Solar Water Heater for Domestic Use
The Northern Lights solar water heating
system comes with a 4.5 KW backup heating element, which is present in
the middle of the storage tank. This will allow the tank to deliver hot
water even when the sun is not shining.
When it comes to buying this solar water
heater, please remember that every home is unique and its requirements.
You should consider the size of your house, the surrounding climate
condition and its insulation value while choosing a right solar heater.
The larger solar water heating system
needs more storage. If you live in the Northern climates, it’s highly
recommended to have a 1 x 30 tube vacuum collector for every 300 square
feet. When you buy solar water heater in warmer climates, you should
consider 1 x 20 tube vacuum collector for every 400 square feet.
The size of storage tank depends on the
number of solar collectors. Most storage tanks are available in sizes
like 50, 80, and 119 gallons. If you have larger homes, you should add
multiple storage tanks and run them in parallel fashion. It’s
recommended to have minimum 40 gallons per 30 tube collectors; therefore
a three collectors system will need storage of 120 gallons.
The Special Features of Solar Water Heaters
- 1” NPT connections
- Two magnesium anodes and factory-installed brass drain valve
- Internal temperature probes for top and bottom tank temperature
- Factory-installed T&P valve precision-manufactured tank, made from superior-quality steel offering enormous strength and durability assurance
- 2” Non-CFC zero ozone depleting foam insulation
- 4.5 KW electric element with temperature control ability
- G-Glass porcelain fused to steel, impervious to caustics and chlorine, the perfect water vessel
Bottom Line –
If you want to know more about
the operation and working principle of solar water heaters, please
contact 123 Zero Energy at +1-800-317-9054. We will get back to you as
soon as possible and rest assured that you’ll have a superior-quality
purchase for your home!
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