SOLAR POOL HEATING

SOLAR THERMAL SYSTEM TYPES

Solar thermal technology is available in many sizes and shapes, and it is utilized in a multitude of commercial applications. Generally seen kinds of solar thermal systems include:

Domestic Warm Water (DHW) systems

  • Included in this are active and passive glycol systems (both closed and open loop), in addition, to drain back systems
  • Pool/Spa-Heating Systems
  • You will find closed loop glycol and drain back varieties
  • Space Heating Systems (radiant)
  • Usually mounted on a DHW system
  • Combination Systems: Mixture of any of the aforementioned
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WHAT IS SOLAR THERMAL TECHNOLOGY?

Solar thermal technology uses the sun’s energy, instead of non-renewable fuels, to create low-cost, eco-friendly thermal energy. This energy can be used to heat water or any other fluids, and may also power solar cooling systems. Solar thermal systems vary from solar photovoltaic (PV) systems, which generate electricity instead of heat resulting in:

1

REDUCED BILLS

Companies that need vast amounts of warm water or any other fluids must spend the money for fuel needed to heat individual’s fluids. Solar thermal systems use solar power to heat fluids, reducing bills by as much as 70%.

2

REDUCED CARBON FOOTPRINT

Through the use of solar power as opposed to using non-renewable fuels, solar thermal systems reduce the quantity of site-generated, carbon-based green house gases a company emits into the atmosphere

The way a Solar Warm Water System Works for solar warm water pool heating;
Solar Thermal Collectors (panels) on the roof with as little shade structure as possible or any other location that allows panels to absorb solar power.

Solar fluid is circulated from the collectors via a low-energy pump delivering heat to a water storage tank.

When users need warm water, the solar-heated water within the storage tank pre-feeds the main water-home heating.

When pre-given using the solar warm water, the boiler or hot water heater is either not activated, or activated at a lower price time than when there weren’t any solar warm water system.

Every month, building proprietors pay a lesser bill for energy to heat water.