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Many of us remember way-back-when -
solar hot water "systems" were being touted by the 'technology pioneers", the "early entry" people who saw a need, perceived the benefits and tried their hardest to make it work. The "systems" were really only a collection of odd parts and pieces put together by the homeowner/pioneer with plans from some back-to-earth magazine. The systems were difficult to build, impossible to maintain, and, most often, flat out didn't work! Many of the companies providing solar hot water "systems" today still work under that same model; parts and pieces you put together. We don't do that to you!


 

uses solar hot water systems from SolarHot, a leader in the solar hot water arena. Our systems are just that: true engineered systems with preassembled units that easily go together to form a solar hot water unit. The parts are designed to work together correctly right from the start and to work well throughout the life of the system. When it arrives at your site, there are only three main components:

  • The panels (typically 2-3 panels 4X8 ft each)
  • The tank/heat exchanger assembly
  • a small drainback tank

 

This is important to you, the end-user, as

it truly makes the installation

as easy as

 1-2-3.

A typical home installation, whether in new construction or as a retrofit, takes less than a single day by trained installers. The connecting pipes are run, the panels installed, and the parts connected.

 

There is virtually little to no maintenance over the life of the system. And, best of all, the system works, for you. A typical SolarH2Ot system on the Eastern Shore can be expected not only to pay for itself within the first five years, but to give you, the homeowner, nearly $20,000 in energy savings over the 20 year life of the system!

 

 

As Easy As
1-2-3 
 1) Prepare the roof and attach the collectors
 

 

2) Run the pipes from the roof collectors to/from the hot water tank

 

(Do you REALLY need a picture of common household plumbing?)


3) Install the pre-assembled hot water tank /heat exchanger/pumps assembly and connect the hot water tank into the regular home water lines and the SolVelox assembly and drainback tank into the lines to/from the solar collectors


              

 (Heat Exchanger on Water Tank)              (Drainback Tank)

1 - 2 - 3

... and you have reduced your water heating bill by up to 90%, you have helped clean up the environment, and you have reduced your dependency on high priced (and scarcer) fossil fuels.

 

Are you ready for more information?

Contact us now:

     

(just click on the logo)

or call us at (410)543-1924 

 

  
 Solar Hot Water Systems

 A SolarH2Ot system has three major components: the Solar Collectors, the SolVelox appliance and, the hot water / backup tank. Each is described below.

Solar Collectors - SolarH2Ot uses low profile flat plate collectors. These collectors use a combination of a high performance black chrome finish along with a low-reflection tempered glass to deliver high solar performance. The collectors have achieved high solar performance in evaluations from the Solar Rating and Certification Corporation. In many cases, a family of 4 with average hot water needs would use only two or three 4 foot by 8 foot solar collectors to meet most of their hot water needs. The low profile of the flat plate collectors is aesthetically pleasing and similar to a modern skylight.


 
Read more aboutSolarHot Systems

SolVelox Appliance – This unique product from SolarH2Ot incorporates an oversized stainless steel heat exchanger with the pumps, valves, and the digital temperature controller necessary to transfer the heat from your solar collectors into your hot water tank. SolVelox is an integrated, compact design which attaches directly to the outside of your hot water tank. Solvelox, along with its’ oversized heat exchanger, can handle up to 6 solar collectors should circumstances require additional collectors. In other words, you can scale your system to a higher level of performance while still using the same SolVelox appliance. This can be especially helpful if you have additional demands for hot water, or if the roof that you use is not generally facing south, or if you plan to use solar to assist your radiant heating system.

 

Read more about the SolVelox options from SolarH2Ot.

Hot water and Backup tank – The 80 gallon hot water tank comes with the SolVelox Appliance pre-assembled on the outside of the tank. This integrated packaging reduces the time - and costs - associated with installing your solar hot water system. The tank comes with built-in electric backup for those days when solar alone will not meet all of your hot water needs.


 

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