A solar geyser can save up to 90 percent of your family's water heating costs. There are also many savings on ongoing costs as the solar geyser does not require a mains connection and reduces your electricity bill. The weather-resistant tubes have the ability to withstand hail and frost.
Solar powered water pumps have been known to aide in environmental regulation. They save natural resources such as oil and gas because they are powered by clean solar energy rather than using other sources, such as gas powered generators, which emit pollutants into the air.
The main advantage is that it is a renewable, clean source of electricity. Solar power is also scalable. This means that it can be deployed on an industrial scale, or it can be used to power a single household. When it’s used on a small scale, extra electricity can be stored in a battery or fed back into the electricity grid. Overall, the sun gives off far more energy than we’ll ever need. The only limitation is our ability to convert it to electricity in a cost-effective way.
- The number one benefit of using a solar geyser is that the energy is free and renewable. Using a solar geyser means it will continue heating water even on cold and cloudy days.
- It does not rely on electricity to supply hot water so it benefits households that have no access to electricity.
- There are also many savings on ongoing costs as the solar geyser does not require a mains connection and reduces your electricity bill.
- The weather-resistant tubes have the ability to withstand hail and frost.
No fuel cost - as it uses available free sun light.
No electricity required.
Long operating life.
Highly reliable and durable.
Easy to operate and maintain.
Eco-friendly.
Have a look at our start to finishing process on an off-grid system.
This system includes:
2 x 12Kw 3-phase Deye Hybrid Inverters
4 x 14.3Kw Solar MD Lithium Ion batteries
66 x 545Watt PV Solar panels
1 x Installation Kit
1 x Full Installation.
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Have a look at our start to finishing process on an off-grid system in Morreesburg.