Cost-Effective Solar Power Solutions = Solar Water Heating
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Of all the types of solar power systems available today, solar water heating is one of the most effective so far. Below you will find some links to very cost-effective solar power systems, some of which are very efficient, like the thermosiphon solar water heater which does not even need a pump!
Nevertheless, we carry not only passive and active solar water heaters, but also monocrystalline and polycrystalline solar panels with or without trackers, BIPV (Building Integrated Photovoltaic Solar Electric laminates, tiles and other materials which integrate into your home’s design and blend with your rooftop), building integrated solar water heaters (not visible from the ground) and solar absorbtion air conditioners (not powered by solar – these solar air conditioners use a solar heated liquid to create cooling using a hydrophilic heat transfer component.)
40 Gallon Passive Solar Water Heater Uses the sun to preheat water for a standard electric or gas water heater. Save up to 20% of total household energy costs… |
Thermosiphon Passive Solar Water Heater Solar Panels contain food grade glycol, which, when heated by the sun, rises up to circulate through the ceramic lined water tank, heating the water. |
 Rheem Tankless Gas Water Heater Eco-$mart offers a full line of energy efficient tankless gas water heaters. Rheem tankless water heaters deliver hot water on demand with a digital control system designed for highest safety and lowest energy use. Quoted |
Building Integrated Solar Water Heating Installed under a metal roof during new construction or a re-roofing process, the system collects the sun’s energy as heat, which is then conducted by the metal roof into a proprietary collection system. Quoted |
Pool Heating
Enersol Solar Pool Heating Kit The Enersol solar pool heating system is simple, clean, easy to install, virtually maintenance free, and most importantly – it works. Do-it-yourself installation kit available. |
Heat exchanger that cools your attic while heating your pool. No roof-mounted panels, efficient and quiet operation. Fully automatic system with controller. |
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5 Comments to “Cost-Effective Solar Power Solutions = Solar Water Heating”
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By Daniel, June 30, 2008 @ 12:02 am
I read similar article also named ater Heating | The Power of Being Green, and it was completely different. Personally, I agree with you more, because this article makes a little bit more sense for me
By Anonymous, August 4, 2008 @ 1:23 pm
The average American family will spend more than $1600 each year for their home utilites.
By admin, August 4, 2008 @ 1:26 pm
$ 1600 seems a bit cheap to me. What does that cover? I have trouble believing that $1600 per year can even cover electricity costs in most of the country.
By admin, June 9, 2009 @ 10:59 pm
Admin’s note: We now carry solar water heating products by TCT Solar.
They are an attractive flat plate solar collector and do not look half as clunky as the ones in the picture on this blog entry.
Also note that elsewhere on this blog, we discuss how on a dollar per dollar basis, there is little difference between flat plate solar water heaters and evacuated tube solar water heaters.
By Josh, December 17, 2010 @ 11:08 am
This is quite an expensive solar panels. But I want to have this stuff in my home.