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LPG condensing boiler & solar thermal system
Today’s cost-effective solution
Solar thermal heating systems are the most popular renewable energy product on the market today, meeting today’s building regulations cost-effectively. They utilise the sun’s radiation – the most abundant energy source available to us, to heat a household’s hot water, from the shower to the dishwasher.
Combining an LPG condensing boiler with solar thermal
water heating dramatically reduces energy bills and improves the home’s sustainability, without expensive installation or maintenance costs. Calor LPG is the fuel of choice for non-mains gas areas, with the lowest carbon emissions of any fossil fuel available in rural areas.*
* SAP 2005 - www.projects.bre.co.uk/SAP2005
The benefits
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Solar cylinders can provide almost all of a home’s hot water during summer, and about 50% year round.
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Adding solar thermal to an LPG system reduces your household carbon emissions by 16%.*
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Property owners benefit from reduced fuel bills with annual savings of around 20%.*
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Using sound science responsibly.
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Calor can take care of every aspect, from installation right through to maintenance, servicing and gas supply.
*NJK Heating Consultants - based on installation in a 3 bed detached house.
Working together to provide today’s solutions
Calor have been delivering solutions for off-mains gas areas nationwide for over 70 years. Their own dedicated LPG technicians, CalorForce, will be able to install, service and repair a combined LPG condensing boiler and solar thermal system.
Calor are always investing in new technology to keep customers warm, and have joined forces with Baxi to offer even more. Committed to innovation, technology and excellence since 1866, Baxi provide the largest range of low carbon technology for your home.
How does it work?
Solar thermal flat plate collectors or evacuated tubes are positioned on the building’s roof. They absorb energy from sunlight, and in some cases, daylight. This energy is transferred into a fluid, which is circulated around the system, heating up to 50% of the home’s hot water, from the washing machine to the bath.
How Solar Thermal Heating System works in your home
Find out how the Solar Thermal Heating System works within your house with this short video.
Did you know?
Solar panels can provide effective energy even on grey days. For optimum benefits flat plate collectors should be installed on a south-facing roof, angled between 35° and 45°. Evacuated tubes can be installed on a pitched or flat roof as well as building façades.
Find out more
Call a Calor specialist 0800 181 4530
