Pressurized Solar Water Heater

pressurized solar water heater(we can customized products according to client's requirement)

The details of pressurized solar water heater

Tubes: Heat Pipe Tubes, each vacuum tube contains one copper pipe
Inner tank: SUS304-2B stainless steel plate
Outer tank: Color steel plate
Insulating layer: Polyurethane foam
Bracket: Galvanized steel plate
Capacity of tank: 100L-300L
Highly efficient insulations with polyurethane foam.
Simple structure, easy to assembly and install.
Can be used all year round in the cold climate.
Can be used together with auxiliary electric boost.
Long service life, can be used over 15 years.
Operate temperature: >-25

Specifications of pressure solar water heater
1). no water in tube, no freeze;
2). work with heat pipe, heat rapidly;
3). advanced welding, good material,long lift time;
This is a compact type pressure solar water heater.
In the vacuum tubes, there is no water, there is a heat pipe,and its top side is inserted into the tank. The heat pipe with the advanced no-freezen technlgy, so you don't need to worry about freezen, it can work in -20 degree;
We used the advanced welding technolgy (argon welding), and take the SUS316L-1.2mm as the inner tank, the lift time of system is more than 10years.
We install relief valve to the cold water inlet, and install air vent and T.P. valve to the tank to protect it against the high temperature and pressure. So, it is safety.
Working principle of pressure solar water heater :

The vacuum tubes absorb the solar energy then convert into heat energy, to heat the heat pipe in the tubes, then the heat pipe transfer the heat energy to the water in tank.
For the heat pipe, there is a vacuum space in the middle of the heat pipe with special non-toxic liquid at the bottom of the heat pipe. When the heat pipe is heated, the liquid in the heat pipe is also heated and turns into the vapour. Then the hot vapour rises to top end of heat pipe which is inserted in the cold water heater, then the hot vapour transfer the energy to the cold water by the heat pipe. After the energy is transferred, the hot vapour turns into the cooled liquid, then flows down to the bottom of the heat pipe. Repeating the cycle, then the water is heated.