Solar water heater

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There are two different types of solar water heaters, passive ones and active ones.

Passive solar water heaters do not require circulating pumps or controls. Rather, they consist mainly of a very well-insulated storage tank and a collector. The collector is placed outside in the sun, water is pumped through by the natural convection of water, and the hot water product is stored in the tank.

Active solar water heaters, on the other hand, do use pumps and controls. While active direct circulation systems work similarly to most passive systems -- water is heated by the sun and then sent to a storage tank -- active indirect circulation systems use the sun to heat a non-freezing heat-transfer liquid, and this, in turn, heats the water. It is good for a climate that often has freezing temperatures.

Currently, a huge percentage of our electricity bills can be accounted for by our need to heat water. When you have a solar water heater, the costs of heating your water are free. Think of the money that you will be able to save down the road if you buy a solar water heater right now.

As mentioned above, a huge chunk of our electricity bill can be accounted for by heated water. Just think of how much you use hot water in your daily life -- you use it to shower, launder your clothes, wash your dishes, and more. A solar water heater will help you cut down on the costs of doing these every day things.

And if you have a pool or a hot tub, then a solar water heater made specifically for these things will really help. It can cost more money than we'd like to think about to heat a pool or a hot tub.

To cut down on costs and to add up benefits to the environment, install a solar water heater in your home. Even if your solar water heater only produces enough hot water for one hot shower a day, think of how much that can save you.

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