Description

MagicRainbow 2000 LPD Water in Navi Mumbai

Solar Water Heaters With Heat Pump

• These are hybrid water heating systems that combine solar energy for primary heating with a heat pump for efficient supplemental heating.
• They are designed to provide consistent hot water, even during cloudy days or when solar energy is insufficient, by utilizing a heat pump that can efficiently heat water using ambient air, 
• The heat pump operates by absorbing warmth from the surrounding air, compressing it to increase its temperature, and then transferring that heat to the water in the storage tank,
• This combination maximizes energy savings and provides a reliable and environmentally friendly hot water solution. 

• These systems have a capacity of 100 LPH (liters per hour). 

• Significant energy savings (up to 60-80%) compared to conventional water heating methods.
• Consistent hot water supply regardless of weather conditions.
• Reduced carbon footprint and environmental impact.
• Lower operating costs and utility bills.

• Higher initial investment compared to traditional water heaters.
• May require a backup heating source in extremely cold climates.
• Proper installation in a well-ventilated area with access to ambient air is crucial. 

• Regular inspections and cleaning of the system components are essential for optimal performance and longevity.
• Flushing the system annually to remove mineral deposits and sediment is recommended.
• Checking the heat transfer fluid (if applicable) and replacing it as needed (typically every 3-5 years) is crucial for closed-loop systems, 
• Ensure proper insulation and check for leaks or corrosion in pipes and tanks.
• Regularly inspect the pressure relief valve and ensure the circulation pump (if present) is functioning correctly.
• Consider professional servicing at least once a year for thorough inspection and maintenance. 

• MagicRainbow Solar
• Nuetech Solar
• Exalta
• V-Guard
• Solarizer
• Supreme
• Racold
• Tata
• Sun Stellar
• Orb Energy
• Surya Solar and Waters
• Inter Solar
• Farmson 

• The cost of these systems can vary depending on the brand, features, and installation requirements
• As an example, a 100 LPD (liters per day) ETC solar water heater (which may be part of a hybrid system) can cost around ₹ 2 -3 Lacs 
• The purchase price of a heat pump water heater is generally higher than that of a standard electric water heater, but the long-term energy savings typically lead to a payback period of approximately 3 years, 
• The cost of a full heat pump water heater and solar setup can range from ₹2.5 to ₹5 lakhs (approximately $3,000 to $6,000 USD),