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Solar Water Heater Evacuated Tube Solar Water Heater Vacuum Tube Solar System

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1 Sets	US $1225.00/ Sets

Local Area:	Jian, Jiangxi, China
R&D Capacity:	OEM, ODM, Other
Payment Terms:	LC, T/T, D/P, Paypal, Western Union

Brand:	Apricus
Model Number:	evacuated Tube Collector
Type:	evacuated tube, evacuated Tube
Application:	Water Heater

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Apricus manufacturing Thermosiphon home solar system solar water heaters
Products Description
Features
• Economical solar water heating solution
• Suitable for climates that don't experience freezing conditions
• Simple integrated product design does not require circulation pump or controller.
• Mature technology with reliable operation.
• High efficiency solar conversion to heat.
• Easy to install & low maintenance.
Technical Specifications
• Inner Tank: 0.41mm SUS304-2B stainless steel(optional material: SUS316L)
• Outer Tank: 0.31mm Painted galvanised steel(optional material: SUS304-2B)
• Mounting frame: Painted galvanised steel(optional material: Stainless Steel)
• Mounting frame Angles: 20°, 30°,°40°, 45°
• Insulation: 55mm Polyurethane
• Vacuum Tube Material: Borosilicate glass 3.3.
• Absorber Coating: AL-SS-CU selective coating
• Seal Material: UV stabilized HTV silicone rubber
• Evacuated Tube Impact Strength: >25mm diameter hail
System Operation
The solar heating occurs through a process called thermosiphoning, which allows the solar collector to heat the storage
tank without the need for a circulation pump.
The basic operation is as follows:
• Cool water from the bottom of the storage tank falls to the bottom of the evacuated tube.
• As the water heats up it rises back up into the tank, gradually heating the tank throughout the day.