Solar Geysers
The South African climate is ideal for harnessing solar energy, making solar geysers an essential investment for homeowners and businesses alike. These systems significantly reduce electricity costs, as electric geysers account for 30% – 50% of monthly electricity bills. Solar geysers are designed to heat water using solar energy, providing an eco-friendly solution to traditional electric geysers. With a five-year standard warranty and a life expectancy of over 15 years, they offer long-term savings and reliability. There are various types of solar geysers available, including: If you already have an electric geyser, a retrofit conversion kit allows you to convert it into a solar geyser without the need for a complete replacement. This kit includes a solar collector and a thermal controller to manage the heating process efficiently. Installing a solar geyser typically costs around R4,500.00, varying by installer. It's crucial to choose reputable installers with positive reviews to ensure quality service. Maintenance is minimal, especially for thermosyphon systems, which have no moving parts. Explore our range of solar geysers and conversion kits to find the best solution for your needs. For more detailed information, check out our comprehensive guide on Solar Geysers and Conversion Kits Explained.Solar Geysers in South Africa
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The South African climate is perfect for solar power. And if you want to test how effective it can be, start by addressing one of the biggest problems – the geyser. Even when they run on timers, the resistance element responsible for heating the water drains a significant amount of energy. For many residents and business owners, a solar geyser is the first step towards much bigger changes. We have put together a helpful guide as part of our campaign to keep consumers informed. Before you pay for anything related to solar geysers or equipment in general, check out the facts rights here. Due to great innovation in solar geysers, you get to choose between different solar geyser models. For example, do you want to install a panel to heat the water? Or should you consider an evacuated tube model? Both options have benefits to consider and this is exactly what our guide is for. Other technical terms are explained as well, such as the differences between thermosiphon and close coupled systems. Several of the packages we offer are ready-to-go in terms of installation. That means all the critical components are included. From the panel and the geyser to the valves, all the necessities to switch to solar are part of the package. Just like our complete solar power kits to make things more convenient, we have put together the most efficient solar geyser packages too. A common question among homeowners is whether they need to install a new geyser as well? Because if the geyser is new, this requirement could make you think twice. Luckily you do not have to replace the geyser that is already installed. With a retrofit kit, your geyser can be adapted to work with solar power. This is just one of the many questions we discuss in our guide. Other useful information will include hints like how to make the geyser more efficient. A good example is to use a thermal blanket, in addition to a timer. You want nothing less than quality brands for several reasons. Firstly, quality brands are more efficient for longer. Secondly, warranties will automatically form part of the package. We also have friendly consultants on hand to make your decision-making easier.Solar Geysers in South Africa
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