Serving New Jersey,
Central New York, and
Eastern Pennsylvania

Solar Water Works founder, Randy Reu, was interviewed for and quoted in a recent Wall Street Journal Article. Read it here:

Wall Street Journal,
July 19, 2008, Page W10

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See how much you can save on your annual energy costs by converting to Solar Water Heating!
Try our new Savings Calculators
NOTE: These cost savings calculators are for New Jersey only

SAVINGS CALCULATOR
NATURAL GAS
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OIL | NATURAL GAS | ELECTRICITY | PROPANE

These production values are for Apricus AP-30 collectors,
the savings estimates are based on NJ solar insolation levels provided by NASA.

Number of collectors =	(AP-30, thirty tube collectors )
Water Heater efficiency =	% (80% is average)
Natural Gas cost =	$ per Therm

(click twice for fuel savings) Energy Output
	Annual collector output	Fuel oil energy offset	Boiler oil savings (click Calculate twice)
	Per Day = kBtu Per Month = kBtu Per Year = kBtu	Per Day = kBtu Per Month = kBtu Per year = kBtu	$ Per Day = $ Per Month = $ Per Year =

When comparing other production values PLEASE NOTE the following variables that are incorporated into this program.

Solar insolation levels vary throughout the country depending on your latitude and local weather. A solar insolation level is simply the average daily amount of energy received in a specific region. This number is the average cumulative kWh/m²/day based on 22 year historical data. When comparing with other collector performance please compare "apples with apples" as we use this 22 year average and not the maximum possible daily output you could receive to calculate system production...after all not every day is sunny!

Because solar insolation levels vary from month to month this estimator uses data from the "Apricus System Sizing Program" to calculate the yearly average of Btu’s produced per day. This program takes into account the latitude, temperature, solar insolation levels, installation angle, sun angle throughout the year and collector efficiency. In NJ the average daily collector output throughout the year (including winter) is calculated to be 25,000 Btu –or- 25kBtu.

These calculations are based on a single AP-30 collector installed in NJ on a 40º angle facing due south. Collector efficiency is adjusted throughout the year to account for temperature and one Therm of natural gas is calculated to produce 100Kbtu.

Apricus collectors are among the most efficient on the market today so be sure to verify any claims of other collectors producing in excess of these collectors.

For more information on local solar insolation levels SEE: eosweb.larc.nasa.gov

Serving New Jersey, Central New York, and Eastern Pennsylvania

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Serving New Jersey,
Central New York, and
Eastern Pennsylvania