Facilities
All these installations were done and are located in Europe and are an example of the types of intallations that we plan to introduce in the United States. We are looking for business partners in the U.S. If interested, please do not hesitate to contact us at info@soliclima.com
Solar energy in Deltona, Florida
Our experience has allowed us to use all kinds of resources. In this case, we used a special shield for panels, meant for those cases in which a high probability of enduring heavy impacts, is foreseen.
Solar energy in Tampa, Florida
Solar energy is a free source that we can use for the heating of water in our homes, thanks to a solar panel and transmits it to the water.
Solar energy in Cape Coral, Florida
The lack of space on the roof led to the placing of the plates in the garden, making sure they would not be under the shade at any time.
Solar heater
Solar heater in Juneau, Alaska
Solar thermal panels with incorporated accumulator is of great utility when there is little room or when small quantities of water are consumed.
Solar hot water and air conditioning in Connecticut
In this installation, we had the disadvantage of the orientation of the roof (east-west), therefore, the use of conventional plates was not recomended.
Solar water heater
Solar water heater for single family residence in Boise , Idaho
Solar energy in San Antonio
Solar energy in San Antonio, Texas
An alternative solution to engine room
Solar energy in Columbus
Solar energy in Columbus, Ohio
Solar heater
Solar heater in Juneau, Alaska
Solar thermal panels with incorporated accumulator is of great utility when there is little room or when small quantities of water are consumed.
It is a system that works without any electricity, because the water circulates between the panel and the water tank, building on a natural flow that occurs due to changes in water density, generated by the temperature difference between the hot and the cold water.
We point out in this case the installation of a mixing valve. This valve is responsible for mixing the cold water with the hot water produced by the thermosyphon. This way, it yields 45 degrees to the home, becoming hot water.