Solar Heating

Solar Panels

Solar hot water is by far the least complicated of all renewable energy technology. Collectors on the roof absorb the sun's energy and heat a transfer fluid, this fluid carries the energy down to the hot water storage cylinder that is located somewhere within the house. The transfer fluid is fed through a heat exchanger coil in the bottom of the cylinder and this in turn heats the stored water. A back up heat source such as a gas boiler is required to provide heat when there is little or no sun.

Installing something as simple as a solar hot water system, which harness the sun's energy and can provide up to 70 per cent of a home's hot water requirements. For the average UK household solar hot water heating can provide 60 -70 percent of a home's hot water demands, reducing a home's carbon emissions by 655kg pf CO2 every year according to some experts.

The system is designed using the high specifications with a combination of special transparent solar glass ensures highest efficiency to absorb the energy. A CFC-free foam insulated tank ensures optimal solar energy storage. So there are no compromises in the quality of product ensuring the maximum benefits reaped from natural resources.

For further information please contact your nearest HUWS GRAY branch or visit Velux's website by clicking on their logo.
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