A solar thermal hot water system is designed to use “free” energy from the sun to heat a percentage of your overall hot water over the year (typically 50-60%).Â
A solar thermal system consists of two components, a solar collector, and, a cylinder.Â
The collector may be either a flat plate or evacuated tube, mounted on the roof. The cylinder stores the “free” hot water the collector has produced.Â
Proper upkeep helps avoid costly repairs down the line, allowing you to save money in the long run through increased reliability.
Routine checks and servicing can significantly extend the life of your solar thermal system, making your investment last longer.
Regular maintenance keeps your system running optimally, ensuring it operates at its best performance and maximizes energy output