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We are trying to provide you with interesting and helpful articles about the topic heating, climate, efficiency and renewable energy. If you have a question or if you cannot find a desired or required information, please do not hesitate to contact us via our contact form or to take a look in our advisor service.


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Solar domestic hot water systems

The principles of solar heating are fairly basic but in practice, designing a system that efficiently captures the sun’s energy and turns it into hot water requires advanced technology. Solar heating for domestic hot water is one such solution and is the fastest growing renewable technology across Europe. It is based on harnessing energy from the sun to indirectly heat water in a cylinder.

Vaillant’s solar domestic hot water system has four major components – the solar collector, a hot water storage cylinder, a solar control and a pump unit.

The sun’s energy heats solar fluid in the solar collector which is then pumped by the solar pump unit to a coil designed to heat water in a dedicated storage cylinder. A second coil in the cylinder is connected to a conventional heating source, such as a gas boiler, to provide additional heating when there is insufficient solar energy available. The boiler is also required to provide central heating. Managed by the solar control the system is able to automatically switch between solar and the auxiliary heat source to ensure there is always hot water on demand.

So, by incorporating the most modern technology, Vaillant’s unique Total Solar System intelligently blends solar and conventional energy supplies to optimise domestic heating efficiency.

Standard efficiency boiler

A standard efficiency boiler operates at around 78% efficiency and is a non-condensing appliance making it less energy efficiency than a high efficiency boiler.

System boiler

A system boiler will provide heating together with the power to heat water to be stored within a cylinder as part of a sealed system, meaning there is no need for an expansion tank in the loft space.

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