Solar water heating is the most efficient form of solar energy production. It is 6.7 times more efficient than PV panels. The water is heated from the sun, and cold water is preheated to temperatures and fed into the water tank. So INSTEAD of water going in at 65 degrees, it goes into the hot water tank at 130 to 600 degrees, therefore the thermostadt rarely activates, saving you money. Typically 17% to 27% of a typical BUILDING's energy bill, is for heating water. Buildings that have showers, baths, food preparation, and industrial needs for hot water will see a higher percentage of their total energy COSTS related to heating hot water. Ideal applications are for homes, resturants, hotels, PRISONS, UNIVERSITIES, and industrial food processors, dairy operations, any building that uses hot water. With the modern systems that www.wind-inc.us offers, the hot water can be recirculated, and used for space heating in a building as well. Also heat exchangers can be incorporated, providing a new inexpensive form of energy for air conditioning systems.

Solar water heating is the most efficient form of solar energy production. It is 6.7 times more efficient than PV panels. The water is heated from the sun, and cold water is preheated to temperatures and fed into the water tank. So instead of water going in at 65 degrees, it goes into the hot water tank at 130 to 600 degrees, therefore the thermostadt rarely activates, saving you money. Typically 17% to 27% of a typical building's energy bill, is for heating water. Buildings that have showers, baths, food preparation, and industrial needs for hot water will see a higher percentage of their total energy costs related to heating hot water. Ideal applications are for homes, resturants, hotels, prisons, universities, and industrial food processors, dairy operations, any building that uses hot water. With the modern systems that www.wind-inc.us offers, the hot water can be recirculated, and used for space heating in a building as well. Also heat exchangers can be incorporated, providing a new inexpensive form of energy for air conditioning systems.