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What Do You Know About Commercial Solar Water Heating?

by Latitude51 Solar Supplier Of Solar Water Heaters

Solar water heating is highly adapted in commercial buildings and businesses for creating good will and strengthening branding. Nowadays consumers are very much conscious about going green and do prefer to deal with companies showing their stand in environmental impact.

However, commercial solar water heaters are the visible signs that show consumers that they really care. They should be considered as the important part of overall business marketing purposes.

Most probably, solar is considered as the most feasible investment for commercial applications. Unlike residential solar water heaters, commercial solar heating applications have much larger demand. They are consistently required usually 365 days a year.

“Process water heating” is the term used in any commercial solar heating applications. There are diverse commercial applications of solar thermal heating available today. Even, the payback of solar commercial heating tends to be much greater than that of residential solar water heating because of their larger size.

Generally, commercial solar heaters have more collectors to contribute greater energy and overall asset cost. The paybacks of commercial solar heating are greatly supported by tax incentives. Now businesses can write off the capital assets used for production purposes, which can provide them additional benefits that are unavailable for residential applications.

The solar commercial water heating system has increased payback even in commercial solar pool heating. In fact, the life expectancy of a solar vacuum tube water heating kit is much greater than that of a residential plastic pool heating mats.

They tend to deteriorate fast under the solar radiation. After all, a solar pool heating system will have around four times of the life expectancy that means the investment is amortized over a much longer period, increasing the ROI.

The solar thermal heating principles are same in an industrial application and residential application. Only difference is that the systems are sized much larger. Even, the commercial solar water heaters have more panels, larger pumps and larger storage tanks than residential ones.

Most commercial premises have flat roofs that can be used for a great amount of solar panels. Therefore, proper designing is paramount. So when thinking to invest in a commercial solar heating system, you should better consult with a solar professional. Some of the applications of solar commercial water heating systems are discussed below:

Agriculture – Livestock and dairy industries require a large amount of hot water to sterilize operations daily.

Solar car washes – They need hot water.

Solar Laundromats – They require hot water.

Hotels – They need for cleaning laundry, dishes and hot water for their guests.

Restaurants – They need to do dishes.

Breweries – They need for process heating.

Food Processing – They need for sterilization.

Apartment Complex – They need hot water for showers and dishes.

Indoor Pool – They need for heating water.

Solar Air Conditioning – They need for using absorption chillers as solar is capable of providing heating for a diverse scale of cooling projects.

Government Grants –

Government has been providing the highest available grants for commercial solar heating systems. So, you need to ask your solar installer so that they work with you to evaluate how solar thermal heating can be used in your business.

Author Information –

This article is written by Latitude51 Solar, which specializes in providing solar evacuated tubes residential and commercial solar water heating systems ensuring maximum efficiency, performance, durability and high ROI.


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