Going Green- Solar Hot Water

Friends, in 2009 my chosen blog designer provided a game plan and a decent upfront fee. After expending AUD$, years go by so quickly, and a new blog designer disagrees thus I spent more AUD $ upfront in 2017.

Time rolls on and the blogs are judged wrong by the powerhouse. So be it, the story of my life! Simon says you must not piggyback an internet video.

As a result, today 23 October 2022 I declare the video is deleted or perhaps the video was deleted previously from this blog post. The information, however, is current and there are so many comments so I will not delete the post.

Regardless of the subject of the blog is liked. Type a relevant Boolean term into ‘YouTube’ or your selected search engine to find the relevant information. Blog on and stay safe.

In any case, a lot of people ask if heating water with solar energy is effective. It was a demo of a small collector turning snow into steam. For these demo collectors, 4 tubes are only 2 feet long and the total size is equivalent to just one 8-foot tube in a full-size collector. Full-size collector units usually have between 10 and 30, 8-foot long tubes. I have measured water temps as high as 195F coming out of this little collector.

Full-size collectors can provide enough heat to handle your domestic hot water use and they can be grouped together to heat your home through radiant floor systems.

Solar hot water systems use free solar energy to heat water using the familiar roof-mounted solar panels. This water is in turn stored in an insulated tank. While these systems can produce up to 90% of a household’s hot water needs, the system may need a boost with gas or electricity when the sun isn’t shining or hot water demand is high.

This concept has been used in Australia since the nineteen fifties. However, it is 2022 and locals in Mudgee NSW Australia are opposing the development of a solar farm! [image via google]

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