split pressurized solar hot water heater - SP01

Split pressurized solar water heater, Active solar water heater systems use electric pumps, valves, with ce srcc solar keymark - more info check here: http://www.sourcingappliances.com/split-pressurized-solar-hot-water-heater-11133303/

Quick Brief

Type: Evacuated Tube Pressure: Pressurized Circulation Type: Direct / Open Loop (Active) Heating System: Thermosyphon (Passive) Connection Type: Split Installation: Wall Mounted Certification: CE, EMC Capacity: 150 Place of Origin: Zhejiang China (Mainland) Brand Name: Sanneng Model Number: SP01 item: split pressurized solar hot water heater

Product Features:

Split pressurized solar water heater

Active solar water heater systems use electric pumps, valves

with ce srcc solar keymark

Business Terms:

Port: Shanghai

Minimum Order Quantity: 8 Set/Sets

Supply Ability: 20000 Set/Sets per Year

Payment Terms: L/C,T/T

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split pressurized solar hot water heater

Product Packagings & Delivery Terms:

Packaging Detail: 1.sample:wooden case packing2.container:carton case packing

Delivery Detail: 15 days after downpayment

Specifications and Product Details:

Active Systems
Active solar water heater systems use electric pumps, valves, and controllers to circulate water or other heat-transfer fluids through the collectors. They are usually more expensive than passive systems but generally more efficient. Active systems are often easier to retrofit than passive systems because their storage tanks do not need to be installed above or close to the collectors. If installed using a PV panel to operate the pump, an active system can operate even during a power outage.

The cold water supply is connected to the solar storage tank. Water to be heated circulates between the storage tank and the solar collectors. The output from the solar storage tank becomes the cold water connection to the conventional gas, electric or oil water heater. When a hot tap is opened, pre-heated water is drawn from storage into the conventional water heater. The burner or electric element turns on only if the temperature cannot be maintained by the solar heater. Most properly-designed solar water heaters will supply 70 per cent or more of all the energy needed for water heating.