Solar Thermal (Hot Water)
Turn sunlight into hot water and start saving on your household bills.
How Solar Thermal panels work
Solar Thermal heating systems use solar panels, called ‘collectors’, fitted to your roof. A collector is generally part of a sealed system, filled with an antifreeze mixture or heat transfer fluid. The heat transfer fluid circulates through the collector, round the system, through a coil in the cylinder and back to the collector once more. Heat is absorbed by the heat transfer fluid in the collector, which is then transported to the cylinder and used to heat the water in the cylinder. The cooled heat transfer fluid is then returned to the collector to be heated again.
Benefits of investing in Solar Thermal
Solar Thermal Systems can provide up to 70% of a household’s annual hot water through free energy from the sun. They can reduce your annual energy bills and by using renewable energy, rather than buying fossil fuels, you can reduce your carbon footprint.
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Types of Solar Thermal System suitable for your home
You will have seen solar panels popping up all over your community and may be wondering if they are suitable for your home. There are many different types of panels, for most applications, which can either sit on the roof or be integrated with the roofline.