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Off Season Solar Heater

10/17/2012 11:05 PM

How we can develop a heater which can actually heat the water in off season also.

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Re: Off season solar heater

10/17/2012 11:16 PM

What off season?

Where are you?

How hot?

Why do you need hot water?

Solar?

Geothermal?

Nuclear?

There are many ways to heat water in any season?

Be more specific.

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Re: Off season solar heater

10/18/2012 7:50 AM

The sun takes a vacation in the off season in his location.

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Re: Off season solar heater

10/18/2012 11:33 PM

Thanks for reply,

I am looking for Solar Heater or simply heater which can also able to heat water in winter as well as monsoon seasons, where by atmospheric temperature is less than approx 35c.

But it should me working without power.

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Re: Off season solar heater

10/18/2012 2:53 AM

Solar hot water systems most of the time come with a regular heating option to keep temperatures in the system above 50 deg C or what ever is regarded a biologically save temperature.

This same system does offer you the option to heat your water in the Off season.

The way this all works is that you have to have a storage tank. This would be first thing to implement in your system to have a temperature controlled volume.

Check out systems in the market. I am sure there is something on CR4.

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