Gas Boosted
Solar HW Systems
Full Supply & Installation
Electric Boosted
Solar HW Systems
Full Supply & Installation
Hot Water System
for High Rise buildings, Apartment buildings, Council Sites, etc
Wood Heater
Installation
Integration of Wood Heater with
Solar HW system
Evacuated Tubes (EVT) Solar Hot Water System – Supply & Installation
Heat Pump System
Supply and Installation
Clean and Health Check of Solar Hot Water or Heat Pump System
Solar hot water systems, which generate thermal energy using the sun's heat, differ from photovoltaic (PV) panels, which produce electricity from sunlight. Both play crucial roles in our journey towards sustainability.
Today, solar hot water systems come in various configurations, making it essential to choose the right setup. Generally, a solar hot water system includes a storage tank for holding hot water and a mechanism for harvesting solar energy. These systems require a supplementary heating method, known as 'boosting' (using electricity, natural gas, LP gas, wood heat, or a combination) for times when hot water demand exceeds solar energy availability or when solar energy is insufficient. The goal of a well-designed and installed system is to maximise solar energy use and reduce the need for boosting.
Our role as a business is to represent the consumer by offering the best solutions tailored to their needs. We ensure that the products we provide and install are fit for purpose, delivering sufficient hot water and having a reasonable lifespan.
Selecting the most suitable system depends on several factors:
The amount of hot water required
Available roof space
Quality of the cold water supply
Proposed system location (e.g., exposure to shading or heavy frost)
In Australia, commonly available solar hot water systems fall into two categories:
Solar Thermal Collector Systems
Heat Pump Systems
Additionally, an emerging third category uses PV panels to generate electricity, which is then used to produce hot water.
By understanding these options and their benefits, you can make an informed decision that aligns with your sustainability goals and energy needs.
Solar Hot Water System – Electric or Gas Boosted:
Option 1: Close Coupled System
(the tank is coupled with solar collector panels above the roof)
Option 2: Split System; includes Evacuated Tube System
(the tank is ground-mounted)
Option 3: Solar Hot Water System Coupled with a fireplace/wood heater with a water jacket.
Option 4: Demand Duo Systems for Commercial Use.
Heat Pump System
Option 1: Heat Pump Units (the all in one models)
Heat Pump System
The Split Heat Pump Units
(where the condenser unit is separate from the tank). Recommended for extreme cold regions
All architects/builders are requested to email us the roof and elevation drawings along with the system details. This helps in understanding where, how and what system will be appropriate. However, if you are looking for a Heat Pump System, please send us the ground floor plans (positioned marked for the HP Unit will be helpful).
Rinnai's Close Coupled Hot Water System
(where the tank sits above the roof with panels)
Evacuated Tube (Solar Collectors) HW System
(where the tank is ground mounted)
Gas Booster Units
(instantaneous gas hot water system)
Demand Duo Systems
(Commercial Hot Water Unit integrated with the solar collector panels)