Capture solar heat
A collector absorbs energy from sunlight and transfers usable heat to water.
Warm water, wisely
Let sunshine do more of the heating.
A solar water-heating system captures the sun’s heat to warm stored water. The right setup depends on household demand, roof conditions, plumbing, and the existing geyser.
How the system works
Collect heat. Store hot water. Keep a suitable backup.
System types vary. A qualified assessment can determine which collector, tank, circulation, and backup arrangement fits a particular property.
Store for use
An insulated tank stores heated water for use at different times of the day.
Plan for conditions
Backup heating and system configuration depend on the selected equipment and property.
Savings and hot-water performance vary with usage, weather, tariffs, collector and tank selection, installation, maintenance, and backup settings. No percentage or fixed saving is guaranteed.
Select a suitable system
Start with your household’s hot-water needs.
Tank size, roof suitability, existing plumbing, water conditions, and desired backup all matter when comparing options.
Compare geysers ↗Household demand
Consider the number of occupants, usage patterns, and peak hot-water periods.
Roof and equipment
Orientation, shading, structure, access, plumbing, and the existing tank help determine system fit.
Proposal and warranty
Confirm product specifications, inclusions, installation scope, warranty terms, and maintenance guidance in writing.
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Energy solutions for every kind of property.
A better hot-water routine
Find a system shaped around your home.
Share your household size and current hot-water setup to start a tailored assessment.