Roger Bisby demonstrates Worcester’s Greenskies Solar water heating. The system comprises solar panels, a hot water cylinder and a high efficiency condensing boiler.
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4 Responses to Solar Water Heating from Worcester Bosch Group
HEAT PUMPS AND SOLAR FOR YOUR HOME
Visit earthandair energy and save money on your energy bills by installing Heat pumps or solar to your house in the North West or South East of England!
earthandairenergy
October 3, 2012 at 4:14 am Reply
Visit earthandair energy ltd and save money on your energy bills by installing Heat pumps or solar to your house in the North West or South East of England!
earthandairenergy
October 3, 2012 at 5:08 am Reply
Thanks for your query. The system you describe generally heats domestic hot water directly (you tend to see it in warmer countries like Greece). In the UK it’s not possible to do this due to our climate – we have to add antifreeze (glycol) to our solar systems to prevent panels from freezing in winter, and for obvious reasons you can’t add antifreeze to potable water. For further information please contact our Technical Support team on 0844 892 3366.
WorcesterBoschGroup
October 3, 2012 at 6:04 am Reply
Why not have a cylinder above the panels and it will heat via the therm-syphon method which aleviates the expense, unreliability an having to drawa power from the grid of pumps etc.?
HEAT PUMPS AND SOLAR FOR YOUR HOME
Visit earthandair energy and save money on your energy bills by installing Heat pumps or solar to your house in the North West or South East of England!
earthandairenergy
October 3, 2012 at 4:14 am
Visit earthandair energy ltd and save money on your energy bills by installing Heat pumps or solar to your house in the North West or South East of England!
earthandairenergy
October 3, 2012 at 5:08 am
Thanks for your query. The system you describe generally heats domestic hot water directly (you tend to see it in warmer countries like Greece). In the UK it’s not possible to do this due to our climate – we have to add antifreeze (glycol) to our solar systems to prevent panels from freezing in winter, and for obvious reasons you can’t add antifreeze to potable water. For further information please contact our Technical Support team on 0844 892 3366.
WorcesterBoschGroup
October 3, 2012 at 6:04 am
Why not have a cylinder above the panels and it will heat via the therm-syphon method which aleviates the expense, unreliability an having to drawa power from the grid of pumps etc.?
catatonicable
October 3, 2012 at 6:25 am