Solar Water Heater
A solar water heater is a device that utilizes sunlight to heat water for various purposes, such as domestic use, heating systems, or industrial processes. It typically consists of solar collectors, a storage tank, and a circulation system.
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Solar water heaters offer several advantages:
Renewable Energy Source: Solar energy is abundant and renewable, making solar water heaters an environmentally friendly option compared to fossil fuel-based heaters.
Energy Savings: By harnessing sunlight, solar water heaters can significantly reduce electricity or gas consumption, leading to lower energy bills.
Low Operating Costs: Once installed, solar water heaters have minimal operating costs since sunlight is free.
Reduced Carbon Footprint: Solar water heaters produce fewer greenhouse gas emissions compared to conventional water heaters powered by fossil fuels.
Long Lifespan: With proper maintenance, solar water heaters can have a long lifespan, providing reliable hot water for many years.
Components Of Water Heater
Solar Collectors
These are the components that absorb sunlight and convert it into heat energy.
Storage Tank
The heated water from the collectors is stored in a well-insulated tank for later use.
Circulation System
A circulation pump or natural convection helps move water from the collectors to the storage tank and then to the point of use.
