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Solar thermal systems provide energy efficient solar heating for hot water. Switching to a renewable energy source such as solar can result in significant savings, both in CO2 and energy bills.
The Baxi SolarfloTM solar thermal heating system uses the sun's energy to provide domestic hot water.
We have three powerful solar thermal heating options:
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As the name suggests, solar thermal heating uses the sun's natural power to provide energy efficient hot water for the home.
The technology is simple, effective and entirely sustainable which is good for the environment - now and in the future.
On-roof collector panels collect energy from the sun and turn it into thermal heat. They can provide as much as 90% of the domestic hot water needed for an average household in the summer months, around 55% annually.
In-roof collector panels use the sun's energy and can provide as much as 90% of the domestic hot water needed for an average household in the summer months. They are good for the environment and therefore, good for future generations.
Evacuated tube collectors offer premium performance in cloudy conditions and complete siting flexibility, capable of being mounted on any surface including facades and flat roofs.
The Baxi SolarfloTM is available with a number of optional accessories.
We've put together some hints and tips which you might consider if you are thinking of installing solar heating collector panels and evacuated tubes.
Each of the different types of solar thermal heating panels is unobtrusive, easy to install and effective; the choice depends on your individual needs and preferences.
Compared with our competitors, Baxi have an enhanced solar offering, read our technical information to find out more.
There are two main types of solar energy systems available in the UK which are Solar Thermal and Solar PV.
The most well established are solar thermal systems like the Baxi SolarfloTM which use energy from the sun to heat domestic hot water.
Solar PV systems are becoming more popular though. Baxi's Solar PV product, the Baxi Solargen, uses the sun's energy to create electricity for the home.