Solar Hot Water Systems

Why Install Solar Hot Water?

  Reduces hot water heating costs by up to 90%*

  Reliable hot water supply 24/7

  Increases the value of your property

  Reduces your household's carbon footprint

  Free energy from the sun

Solar Hot Water Specials

260L Heat Pump

Model: DYNAMIC/X8
 Installed from $3,400 or $87.73pm

270L Split System

Model: PSE2-25-270GL
 Installed from $4630 or $113.60pm

340L Split System

Model: PSE2-25-340GL
 Installed from $4790 or $116.96pm

300L Roof Mounted

Model: PSOHE-300GL-220
Currently unavailable 

300L Roof Mounted
Stainless Steel Roof Mounted System
 Installed from $5485 or $131.50pm
315L Evacuated Tube
Evacuated Split Tube System
Installed from $6152 or $141.32pm

*The above prices are for supply and installation on a single storey house and after assignment of STC's to SolarGreen. Unless otherwise stated, the monthly repayment prices are $0 deposit + 60 equal monthly payments. Eligibility guidelines apply.

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Why Choose SolarGreen?

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  Local & Family-Owned

  Up to 10 Year Warranties Available

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How Does Solar Hot Water Work?

While many people who have invested in solar power use it to generate electricity for the entire home, many property owners take advantage of solar energy to heat their hot water. In most Australian locations, using the sun's energy to heat hot water is an excellent way to reduce energy costs significantly and have plenty of hot water. Hybrid hot water systems are also a great way to help the environment.

There are two types of Hybrid hot water systems that use the Sun's renewable heat source to give you piping hot water - they are:

  1. Heat Pump Technology - uses atmospheric heat through a compressor that liquifies refrigerant that heats your water.
  2. Solar Hot Water - available in flat panel and evacuated tube form:
    • Roof mounted tank systems
    • Split system, where your tank is stored on the ground

With a roof mounted system, the solar panels and tank are on the roof of the property. This solution is the least aesthetically pleasing so a roof mounted system is typically used when space for a water tank is a problem. This can also be an option when solar panels are already in place. Roof mounted systems use thermosiphon technology to transfer water from the panels to the tank.

While a roof mounted system is a good option, many property owners prefer a split solar hot water system. The aesthetics are more appealing: there's no tank on the roof and the system is located at ground level with unobtrusive slim line solar panels on the roof. To get the water through the panels, a small pump is required; the pump uses very little electricity. Bimetallic strips keep track of the temperature and the pump switches on when there's a 6 degree difference between the panels and the tank. Once the water in the tank reaches the optimal temperature of 85-90 degrees, the pump shuts off. This means that a split system is more efficient than a roof system and is works in high temperatures.

For periods of colder or overcast weather, gas or electrical back up can help to maintain adequate levels of hot water for the property. Periodically, the state of Queensland provides rebates and incentives to install a solar hot water system. For many homes, heating hot water is a significant portion of an electricity bill. With a solar hot water system, the cost of heating hot water can decrease up to 90%.

To receive a free consultation about solar hot water system, call us at 1300 783 427 or send an enquiry.

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