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Portable Solar Water Heater

Portable Solar Water Heater

Solar collector and solar plate from Delan Tech is popular worldwide, Our solar collectors offer a sustainable, cost-effective, and environmentally friendly way to generate energy, making them a valuable asset in the transition to a cleaner and more sustainable future.

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Why Choose Us
 

 

DELAN Technology is member of DELAN Group, which is established in 2007, being the top manufacturer introduced as domestic thermal supply system, started with solar water heater, heat pump, floor heating manifold system. We specialize in producing Solar Water Heating System, Solar Water Heater for Villa, Two Coils Solar Water Heater, Solar Collector, Compact Solar Water Heater, and other Flat Solar Water Heater.

 

Products Sell Well
Our products are exporting to Europe, South America, North America, Middle East, South Asia, Africa and other places.

 

Quick Response
Our commitment is to respond to your inquiries within 24 hours, ensuring that you receive the information and support you require in a timely manner.

 

Real Factory
Our company was founded in August 2003, being the top manufacturer introduced as thermal supply system in China, started with solar water heater, heat pump, floor heating manifold system.

 

Rich Experience
We rely on 16 years of work experience to produce high-quality, effective and reasonable heating systems for our customers.

 
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What is Portable Solar Water Heater

 

 

Portable water heaters are compact mobile devices that produce hot water on-demand via internal burners that ignite and heat the water as it passes through the unit. These heaters can be conveniently moved from one place to another and require minimal effort to set up and use. If you want to know the specifications and prices of Portable Solar Water Heater, please contact us!

 

 
Advantage of Portable Solar Water Heater
 

 

 
More Affordable

On average, if you install a solar water heater, your water heating bills should drop 50%–80%. Also, because the sun is free, you're protected from future fuel shortages and price hikes.
While solar systems incur an initial investment, they end up being more economical in the long run. The reason being that they cut your reliance on the electrical grid, saving a large number of your electricity bills. These savings depend on a few factors like your heater's energy factor rating and your household's hot water usage.

 
Environmentally friendly

Sunlight is a renewable energy source, meaning it does not pollute the environment and is available in an infinite amount. Electrical power stations mostly rely on fossil fuels like coal. Such fuels harm the environment by releasing toxic gases and are limited. This makes solar energy an eco-friendly option.

 
Saves Money

According to the Department of Energy, your hot water accounts for 14% to 18% of your utility bills. Homeowners spend hundreds of dollars on natural gas and electricity every year to heat the water in their homes. Although installing solar equipment comes at a high price, homeowners see savings of $781 on energy costs each year and a 100% return on their investment in just a few years. From then on, the sun produces free hot water.

 
Low Maintenance

Solar water heaters require little maintenance, just call in a professional every few years to replace the antifreeze in your solar hot water system and you should be fine. The only time you might need to maintain your system is when your home has a high level of hard water mineral deposits which can clog the system. But that can easily be remedied by installing a water softener.

 
Types of Solar Water Heaters
 

Drainback Solar Water Heating System
It uses distilled water as the heat transfer fluid. It acts as the medium and flows through the collector loop. The water flows through the collectors with the help of the pump. Drainback Solar Water Heating System is a non-pressurized system. The water flows to the heat exchanger and the storage tank under gravity.The system turns off when the pumps are off. It also has a setting which turns off the system when the water in the storage tank is too hot. Drainback Solar Water Heating System needs installation of the large piping system. However, it is more convenient as it does not need any check valves, pressure gauge, air vents etc.

 

Active Open Loop Solar Water Heating System
This is a simple and cheap system which works on the principle of heat transfer through water under standard pressure. The system has a temperature controller at the base of the storage tank.When the water in the storage tank is cold, the differential controller activates the circulating pump. This draws the water from the storage tank to the solar collector where it gets heated up and returns to the top of the tank. Active Open Loop Solar Water Heating System delivers high performance due to low heat loss.

 

Passive Solar Water Heating System
It needs an installation on the rooftop which also needs storage tank on the top. The system consists of the collector which takes up the cold water provided by the city supplier. In this collector, the water gets heated.The heated water flows to the storage tank where the water remains for the rest of the day until utilized. The chances of heat loss are more during this storage period. The thermosyphon system is a variation of this system which uses an insulated tank for storage of the heated water.

 

Active Closed Loop Solar Water Heating System
The water heating system makes the use of the heat-transfer fluid (HTF) that flows through the heat exchanger and collector. This HTF is non-toxic in nature and help to transfer the heat to the water stored in the tanks. In the majority of the systems, glycol is the HTF which needs replacement every 3-10 years. However, this system is a little complex as the collector remains constantly under pressure.

 

Evacuated-Tube Solar Collectors
The system has transparent glass tubes arranged parallel to each other. These tubes have an inner metal absorber tube with a fin. The surface of the fin has a coat which helps to absorb the solar energy. This is the commonly used system for the commercial purpose. The newer modification of this system has tempered glass cover plates. These plates help to enhance the durability of the heaters.

 

 
Application of Portable Solar Water Heater
 

 

Agriculture
Agriculture is an area that is often overlooked by people but perhaps offers the best opportunity for solar water heaters. In this agricultural industry, sanitization is heavily enforced and hot water sanitization is highly required sometimes as often as four times a day! However, this indicates that a lot of hot water is used in this industry. Note that it is not so uncommon for a dairy farmer to consume 2,000 to 4,000 gallons of hot water every day. Another major benefit that large agriculture facilities have is generally un-limited roof space with clear skylines throughout the day. Farms that are out in the open area with no neighboring buildings can easily go for solar water heaters for commercial purposes.

 

Hotels
Hotels are a great opportunity to install solar water heaters. Generally, hotels have a huge hot water demand starting with the showers in the washroom, they also have to wash the sheets on a daily basis, and this requires tremendous amounts of hot water every day. Besides, every hotel restaurant also requires an ample amount of hot water constantly for their dishwashing and food preparation. If a hotel has an indoor pool, then they have a major heating bill in the winter that can be largely supplemented by solar water heating systems.

 

Large Apartments And Multi-unit Dwellings
A majority of apartment owners nowadays have a shared hot water facility for all units out there. However, this can be more expensive especially when the landlord pays the water bill. So, when a central heating system is used, it becomes easy for a landowner to supply free solar water to the tenants by installing a commercial solar water heater.

 

 

 
5 Tips to Maintain Your Solar Water Heater
 

 

Conduct Regular and Periodic Maintenance

Ideally, solar-powered water heaters require maintenance every year. And, to ensure that your solar water heaters continue to function well for as long as possible, there are a few things that you need to ensure they are properly checked. Here are some of them:

  • Check for leakages in pipes or tanks. Make sure there are no leakages, otherwise it may affect the performance of the solar water heater.
  • Check for tears in the insulator. If there are any, then get them fixed as soon as possible.
  • If there are any loose wires, get them fixed to prevent them from hanging.
  • Check to ensure that all nuts and bolts are in their place. If they are loose, tighten them.
  • The storage tank should have no leaks or cracks on it.
  • The collectors should not be dusty at all.
Clean the Exterior of Your Solar Water Heater

You do not need to always call upon a plumber or a technician to clean up your solar heater; You can do it yourself. In fact, you should make it a habit of cleaning your solar heater regularly. Sometimes, dust can settle in your heaters, especially so when most solar water heaters are installed on rooftops, which is an area that is prone to dust. For such cases, all you need to do is to use spray your solar water heater with water, give it a good scrub with soapy water, and wash it off afterwards.

Flush Out Water from the Tank Annually

When it comes to the maintenance of a solar water heater, this is arguably the most important step. Flushing the system every year is important as it removes any dirt or dust that might have been accumulated over the year. A lot of dust and algae may get accumulated in the collector or tank, which can cause blockage and interfere with the daily operation of the solar heater.

Prevent Corrosion and Erosion

Continuous flowing water can often cause corrosion in the water heater systems, leading to improper functioning of your heaters. The best way to prevent this is to clean the heater when not in use and keep it dry. This would avoid corrosion and erosion of the heater. Another method to overcome erosion is to paint the affected areas after cleaning them to prevent dysfunction of the heater.

Prevent Scaling

Over time, hard water can result in the accumulation of mineral deposits in the solar heating systems. In other words, hard water result in the scaling of minerals. This interferes with the functions of the heater, thus reduces the capabilities of the heater to work efficiently. If the water in your houses is hard, chances are that scaling can occur at a more frequent rate in the collector, pipes and heat exchanger. This can cause the failure of the pumps and valves to heat water.
As descaling is a complex job, the best way to tackle this problem is to contact your plumber and get him or her to descale your solar water heater during your periodic maintenance.

 

 
Component of Portable Solar Water Heater
 

 

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Solar Collector

The solar collector is the component of a solar hot water system that captures the energy from the sun and converts it into heat. There are two main types of solar collectors: flat plate collectors and evacuated tube collectors. Flat plate collectors consist of a flat, insulated box with a glazed surface and a black absorber plate. The glazed surface allows sunlight to pass through, while the absorber plate absorbs the sunlight and converts it into heat. Evacuated tube collectors consist of a series of tubes with a vacuum inside, which reduces heat loss and increases the efficiency of the collector.

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Storage Tank

The storage tank in a solar hot water system is a container that holds the hot water and is typically made of stainless steel or other corrosion-resistant materials. The size of the storage tank depends on the hot water requirements of the home or building, with larger homes and buildings typically requiring larger storage tanks. The storage tank is connected to the solar collector and the hot water pipes in the home or building by a series of pipes and valves.

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Heat Exchanger

The heat exchanger in a solar hot water system is a device that transfers heat from the solar collector to the water in the storage tank. It typically consists of a series of pipes or tubes that run between the solar collector and the storage tank. As the water in the solar collector is heated, it flows through the heat exchanger and transfers its heat to the water in the storage tank, which is then used for hot water.

 

 
Solar Water Heater Buying Guide
 

 

System Orientation and Tilt
The angle and orientation of the solar collectors play a role in their efficiency. Your location's latitude and the desired tilt angle should be considered. Go for an adjustable mounting structure.

 


Type of Solar Collector

Flat-Plate Collectors: These are the most common type. They consist of dark-colored, heat-absorbing plates within an insulated box covered by glass. They work well in moderate climates.
Evacuated Tube Collectors: These collectors are more efficient in colder climates and can even work on overcast days. They are made up of rows of glass tubes containing metal absorber tubes.

Climate

The amount of sunlight your region receives is a crucial factor. If you live in an area with abundant sunlight, a solar water heater can be highly effective. Remember: Active solar water heating systems give optimized performance, even in less sunny conditions while Passive systems are highly efficient in sunny conditions, but struggle during cloudy days.

System Size

The size of the system depends on the number of people in your household and your hot water usage. A larger system will be needed for a bigger family.

Backup System

Solar water heaters may need a backup system (like a conventional water heater) for cloudy days or increased hot water demand.

 

 
Frequently Asked Questions
 
 

Q: Can I drink water from solar water heater?

A: Is it safe to drink water from solar hot water systems? It is recommended not to drink water from your solar hot water system, or that heated through any other energy sources mainly because the tank itself might be contaminated with metal residues and accumulated bacteria that could be harmful for consumption.

Q: Can you run a water heater on solar power?

A: There are solar panels that absorb and produce 100-watts, and others 300-watts. So, to run a water heater that uses up to 1500-watts, you need 15×100-watts or 15×300-watts solar panels. For 15×300-watt solar panels, you only need 3 panels which will save you roof space and will be easier to install.

Q: What is the lifespan of a solar water heater?

A: The average life expectancy of certified solar water heating systems is 20 years, much longer than standard gas or electric storage water heaters.

Q: Do passive solar heaters work?

A: Passive solar heating systems capture sunlight within the building's materials and then release that heat during periods when the sun is absent, such as at night. South-facing glass and thermal mass to absorb, store, and distribute heat are necessary in the design.

Q: Why the solar water heater is covered with glass?

A: A glass sheet allows the infrared radiation to enter the solar heating device but does not allow it to escape through it, i.e., it traps the heat radiation inside the solar heating device.

Q: Why do people use solar water heaters?

A: Usage of solar water heater for any application where steam is produced using a boiler or steam generator can save 70-80% of electricity or fuel bills. A residence can save 70-80% on electricity or fuel bills by replacing its conventional water heater with a solar water heating system.

Q: Which type of solar water heater is best?

A: Sturdy and efficient, the Sudarshan Saur Inventions 250 LPD Solar Water Heater is an ideal choice for domestic as well as commercial purposes. The strong tubes along with the well-insulated tank, provides well-heated water all through the day. The in-built electric heating facility comes handy on non-sunny days.

Q: Does solar water heater need battery?

A: A boiler, or other resistance device such as an underfloor heater, is connected directly to the inverter. The energy is transferred directly from the solar panels to the receiver without the use of batteries.

Q: Do solar water heaters freeze?

A: The greatest danger to a solar water heating system is freezing. Even when the air temperature at night is well above 32°F, idle fluid in the collector can freeze, because it radiates heat up to a cold, dark sky.

Q: Does solar water heater work in night?

A: Your solar hot water system works hard during the day to heat water that'll still be hot enough for use at night and all through to the next morning. The insulation in your hot water tank ensures that water temperature levels hardly drop, while your back-up gas or electric booster is always on standby if required.

Q: Which type of solar panel is most efficient?

A: What is the most efficient type of solar panel? Monocrystalline solar panels are the most efficient type of panel compared to polycrystalline and thin-film options. Monocrystalline solar panels deliver between 15% to 22% efficiency.

Q: What are the two types of solar water heaters?

A: Solar water heating systems include storage tanks and solar collectors. There are two types of solar water heating systems: active, which have circulating pumps and controls, and passive, which don't.

Q: What is the best place to keep a solar water heater?

A: Sun exposure: Solar hot water systems rely on the sun's energy to heat water, so it is important to ensure that the system is placed in an area that receives maximum sunlight. Installing the system on a north-facing roof is ideal, however east and west facing is also suitable depending on the roof pitch.

Q: What size solar water heater do I need?

A: As a rule of thumb, a relatively water efficient household is looking at a system size of 75 litres per person. A typical solar hot water panel is 2 square metres and will supply 150 litres. So a typical 4 person family will need a system sized at 300 litres which has 2 panels.

Q: What temperature is solar hot water?

A: Under normal family use and summer solar conditions, the solar water heater should operate between 60ºC and 70ºC. However, the temperature can exceed this and under certain circumstances may be as high as 95ºC (see recommendation below).

 

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