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  • Tallcrow
    Junior Member
    • May 2015
    • 1

    Introducing Solar Thermal Hot Water Heater, rocketdome.net

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    Last edited by russ; 05-12-2015, 11:26 AM. Reason: removed advertising
  • russ
    Solar Fanatic
    • Jul 2009
    • 10360

    #2
    Heck of a product when you have to steal advertising!
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    • J.P.M.
      Solar Fanatic
      • Aug 2013
      • 14920

      #3
      Originally posted by Tallcrow
      Hello
      I'm posting just to tell everyone about an exciting new Solar Thermal Hot Water Heater called.
      The heater is different from anything else on the market. The heater has many advantages over traditional solar water heating systems. The RD is far more affordable than other comparable sized solar thermal units. It eliminates any roof penetrations saving time and money if costly roof repairs ever need to be done. Using the Earth as added insulation, the water tank stays warmer longer, and saves valuable space inside your home. The Ground Mounting technology allows you to find a great location for your RD even if your roof isn't ideal for traditional flat solar thermal panels. The RD can usually be installed in one day allowing you to have more time for what really matters. Other solar thermal hot water systems are designed to mount on your home's southern roof face, which for many can be a problem. This approach adds a lot of weight to your home and damaging holes in your roof.
      The best part is it's half the cost of similar size and quality solar thermal hot water systems, and with the 30% federal tax credit; It should pay itself off long before the 10 year warranty runs out.
      We'd love to hear what you think !! Thanks for Reading ! This is an American Made Product !

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      I seem to recall seeing this same equipment posted here some months back. Looks nice (?), probably noty fit for purpose and not cost effective.

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      • russ
        Solar Fanatic
        • Jul 2009
        • 10360

        #4
        It actually opens up a whole new can of high temperature worms.

        Any solar panels can be ground mounted so that so called benefit is nothing.

        The outside water tank is of no benefit.

        It looks like a concentrator?
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        • Mike90250
          Moderator
          • May 2009
          • 16020

          #5
          How's it work in a power failure in a cold ice storm, will the collector freeze up without the pump, or will passive thermosiphon keep it from freezing ?
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          • J.P.M.
            Solar Fanatic
            • Aug 2013
            • 14920

            #6
            Let's see a data sheet, some specs. and a certification from somewhere. Otherwise, its a waste of time.

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            • russ
              Solar Fanatic
              • Jul 2009
              • 10360

              #7
              Originally posted by J.P.M.
              Let's see a data sheet, some specs. and a certification from somewhere. Otherwise, its a waste of time.
              Nothing but sales blather there that I found.
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