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Welcome, Isn’t it great “generating” Hot Water Using Solar Energy
Welcome, Isn’t it great “generating” Hot Water Using Solar Energy
How To Get A Solar Hot Water System
How To Get A Solar Hot Water System
The basic steps are:
1. Obtain a Quote from us
2. Upon your approval, we submit the same quote to Solar VIC (if Solar VIC rebates are included).
3. You sign up on the Solar VIC website and accept the quote via their portal.
4. After receiving approval from Solar VIC, we email you the works contract.
5. Organise the installation and commissioning.
General info required for providing us quote(s)
General info required for providing us quote(s)
Please advise on the below questions
1. Total number of people that would be using Hot Water on a general basis?
2. Single Storey / Two Storey / or High Rise building?
3. If there is an existing system that needs to be taken off (decommissioned), clear pictures of the tank model and location installed.
4. Are you eligible for the Solar VIC rebates? Link to check eligibility
5. Roof and elevation drawings if it is about a NEW CONSTRUCTION.
6. Name, Full address, email address and phone number to contact.
7. Do you prefer to have a Gas or Electric system as a back option?
8. Type of roof? A clear picture of the roof will be helpful.
9. Would you prefer to have a Close Coupled System (where the tank and panels are above the roof) OR would you like to have a ground-mounted tank?
Case Study - Warranwood – SHW & Wood Stove
Case Study - Warranwood – SHW & Wood Stove
Site: Warranwood, Melbourne, Victoria
Dates:
- System Design: May 2011
- System Installation: July-August 2011
- System Commissioned: August 2011
Project Features:
The system consists of:
- 1 x Rinnai Prestige Mk II 330L Stainless Steel Gas Boost Tank – Titanium.
- 2 x Rinnai Excelsior FTC Premium Copper Solar Collector Panels.
- 1 x Side-Pitch Frame.
- 1 x Sun Ray Tedson Heat Exchanger.
- 1 x Rinnai Solar Infinity 20 External Natural Gas Booster.
- 1 x Nectre Bakers Oven with wetback.
Case Study - Margaret Williams Centre (MWC)
Case Study - Margaret Williams Centre (MWC)
System Components:
The system consists of:
- FP1, FP2, ET (solar storage tanks): Rinnai Prestige 330L stainless steel solar storage tank, QTY x3.
- Flat Plate Collectors: Rinnai Excelsior FTC collectors, qty=4.
- Evacuated Tube Collectors: Apricus 20 tube collector and manifold, QTY X2 (40 tubes total).
- Collector Framing: Rinnai galvanised steel framing kits.
- Flat Plate Collector Air Bleed Valve (1 on each bank of two collectors): Rinnai manual air bleed valve – to bleed air from the system after any works requiring partial or total system drainage.
- Gas Boosters: Rinnai Commercial Manifold Pack MP2 comprising two HD200i units, MECs control and co-axial flueing. Any flue condensation drains from the bottom of each flue and empties into the tank safety tray
Case Study - Northcote – Solar Hot Water
Case Study - Northcote – Solar Hot Water
Site: Northcote, Melbourne, Victoria
Dates:
– System Design: March 2011
– System Installation: April 2012
– System Commissioned: April 2012
Project Goals:
On viewing the site plans for this project it became obvious that suitable roof places for solar were limited, with the original house having east and west-facing spaces. So the goal was to design and install solar hot water and take advantage of the possibilities.
Project Features:
The system consists of:
– 1 x Rinnai Prestige 330L stainless steel storage tank
– 2 x Rinnai Excelsior FTC Premium Copper Solar Collector Panels
– 1 x Rinnai Solar Infinity 26 External Natural Gas Booster
– 1 x On-Demand Circulation Pump
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