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Solar Water Works founder, Randy Reu, was interviewed for and quoted in the recent
Wall Street Journal Article entitled:
"Let the Sunshine In - Sick of high energy bills, our columnist investigates solar options".
Read the full story on their site at:
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See how much you can save on your annual energy costs by converting to
Solar Water Heating!
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SOLAR WATER WORKS PRODUCTS
Domestic Hot Water (DHW):
Domestic Hot Water is a simple and cost effective means of using the suns energy to save you money. These systems are relatively simple and function year round. DHW systems are generally designed as 100% summer or 100% winter. A summer system provides plenty of hot water in the summer but production drops off as the days shorten. A winter system is sized to provide plenty of hot water in the cold of winter and will overproduce in the summer. For commercial scale winter systems excess summertime heat is dissipated or used to run a cooling or dehumidification system.
Space heating:
Evacuated tube solar collectors function year round! This energy can be used to offset your heating bill. Systems generally offset a percentage of your yearly heating bill most often designed to offset 100% in the spring and fall. Larger systems make use of thermal storage to store the heat and release it during cold nights.
Hot Tubs:
Hot tubs are perfect match for evacuated tube collectors. Generally you will be heating your hot tub year round so flat panel just wont due. One AP-30 collector works well for most hot tubs and will offset most of the yearly heating load.
Pools:
Seasonal:
Outdoor seasonal pools are generally only heated during the summer months. As the air temperature in these months is usually above that of the pool temp desired cheaper flat plate collectors are often employed.
Year round:
If you have an indoor pool that is in use year round Evacuated tube collectors are a perfect match.
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