What are solar thermal collectors?
Solar collectors – panels allowing absorbing thermal energy of the sun light to use it for supply of hot water, and with enough space – also for heating support, including cold but clear winter days. Annual expenses for heating may be reduced up to 50%, for hot water – up to 75%.
Fields of application

Private houses

Industry, business centers, hotels

Multi-family houses

Waterpools

Public buildings
Types of solar collectors

Flat solar collectors - the best option „price/efficiency”

Vacuum solar collectors – increased efficiency, especially in winter
Solar collector kit
How to install solar collectors?

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Collectors’ installation
Solar thermal systems: examples of various scales
Frequently Asked Questions
Usually solar collectors pay off within 3-4 years. If a solar system is installed to heat an especially large water volume (e.g. in a pool), the payback time is even shorter.
Systems consisting of 8-10 m2 of solar collectors (and more) are capable to ensure not only hot water supply, but also heating for a typical single-family house.
A deflection of up to 15° is acceptable. Bear in mind that East - West type installation is also possible: in this case one half of solar panels is East-oriented and works until noon, and the other half is West-oriented and gets active in the afternoon.
After the sunset it will be ensured with the use of heat energy accumulated in a heat storage tank during daytime.
Then the solar collectors will be aided by the main heat generator - for example, a pellet boiler or a heat pump. Solar collectors are an add-on for the main heating and hot water supply system, which cuts costs down and prolongs working life of equipment.
A life cycle of the panels 30 years and above.
Solar collectors do not cause any large trouble. Their maintenance is not much different from such of a conventional heating system.
No, you have more choices, although a roof is the most popular. You can also locate the solar panels on your building's facade or on the ground nearby.
No, this happens naturally under solar light.
Not a single one, unless you generate electricity by means of steam generator. Solar collectors warm up a heat transfer fluid and then - water, but they don't generate electricity.

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