Businesses that use large quantities of hot water can experience dramatic cost savings by going solar. Laundromats, apartment buildings, restaurants, factories and hotels are examples of some of our most satisfied customers. Many of these businesses use the majority of their hot water when the sun is shining and are ideal for solar.

Solar (sun) radiation travels to earth by electromagnetic waves at the speed of light (186,286 miles per second or 300,000 kilometers per second). The electromagnetic spectrum carries different kinds of rays (gamma, x-ray, visible, infrared, etc.) each with a different wavelength between 0.1 to 150 micrometers long (a micrometer, μm, or a micron is one millionth of a meter) and each with its own frequency.

This has been determined in laboratory tests. We have test results from public sector as well as private sector laboratories with test conditions and results. The latest one is a consolidated test report prepared by the Department of Mechanical Engineering at the University of South Carolina. a) By measuring temperatures before and after the application, one will quickly realize that an ASTEC roof is much cooler than an 'ordinary' roof.

The best and most concise info we found on the web is at http://www.epsea.org/mass.html And, yes it can be incorporated into the PyramoduleTM as the sketch on this website will show.

A solar system consists of a solar collector, a regulator, a multistage pump and a very good insulated hot water tank. The collector on the roof collects the energy from the sun with its absorbers and transfers it via a solar medium (glycol MH – the non-poisonous type). The heat is transferred through copper pipes into the solar storage tank. The solar station with its built-in regulator transports the heat via a heat exchanger, into a solar storage tank.

A well-planned and well-designed solar system can give a maximum of 70% saving on water heating during a year. From about May to the end of October, it is possible for a solar system to cover 100% of all hot water needs. For the remainder of the year, a reduced output is expected. The cold water supply, however, will be preheated and the rest of the hot water will come from the existing method of water heating that we can supply, without any loss of comfort.

Solar is simple, fully automatic, completely reliable and requires no regular maintenance for 20-30 years. It is possible that you may need a service call over that time, but there is no need to change the fluid, clean the panels, or oil the pumps. We have been in business for 30 years and the majority of our systems from the 1970s and early 1980s continue to harvest the sun at peak performance. We offer a:

The best solar systems (Thermomax, Filsol, AES etc.) can be expected to last 25 years or more. Thermomax use marine-grade stainless steel for external components, and 30+ years may be possible. They will pay for themselves, with many years of free energy to follow.

A Solar Thermal system can provide as much as 70-80% of your hot water needs for the year, greatly reducing the portion of your utility bill that relates to water heating -- usually natural gas. A full-size system will typically provide all the hot water needed between March and October. Beginning in 2006, a federal tax credit equivalent to 30% of the cost of installation will be available for each system placed in service (with a $2000 cap for residential systems).

A solar thermal collector, often referred to simply as “a collector”, is a device designed to receive solar radiation and convert it into thermal (heat) energy used to heat water. Generally, a collector is composed of a sturdy frame, an absorber (heat absorbing panel with channels for the water or a heating fluid), glazing (protective sheet of glass or plastic) on the sun-facing side, and insulation on the back and sides.

Yes, it is usually the most cost effective method for heating your home. This can be done in interface with a regular forced air furnace, or with a boiler for radiant floors or baseboard heat.

Solar thermal or solar hot water (sometimes referred to as “solar domestic hot water” or SDHW) is a water heating system that heats water within units called “solar thermal collectors”, either directly with sunlight or by heating a “working fluid”, such as glycol, that then heats the water. These flow to a hot water heater, which is to be used as a storage tank and for back-up heating at night or during the cold months of the year.

There are many different types of solar energy conversion systems. The two most economical, technically advanced, and easy to use are solar thermal for space and water heating, and solar electric for electrical energy generation.

The EPC can help businesses transform their processes in order to improve efficiency while providing additional consumer benefits. Poor supply chain visibility results in more than $81 billion annually in losses to U.S. businesses due to lost, stolen, and out-of-stock inventory. The technology behind EPC can help businesses track inventory more effectively, reorder products more efficiently and reduce the number of times a product is "out of stock.

Solar thermal is a great investment because as energy costs rise and real estate values appreciate, so does the value of your solar system. The National Appraisal Institute states that your home’s value increases $20 for every $1 reduction in annual utility bills. Your home value is likely to increase if you are selling a free stream of energy with it. For residential customers, an Illinois state rebate of 30% and a federal tax credit of up to $2000 are available.

The city will work hard to ensure that locally owned and operated businesses will participate in the work, thus keeping dollars in Indianapolis and Central Indiana as much as possible. When local businesses benefit, other local companies that serve those businesses and their employees also will benefit. This plan will allow our city to continue to grow and attract new business opportunities.

It can be economical. Our Business DSL offers affordable, flat-rate billing, which means you don't pay "price-per-minute" charges based upon a user's distance from the office. Finally, because CCI Net provides blanket coverage in all of the metropolitan areas it serves, corporations can offer DSL-based teleworking programs to a wide range of employees.

You’re starting a startup from scratch – and need immediate visibility and the credibility of rave reviews, reference customers and analyst endorsements in order to lure customers to try an unproven technology. You already have a competent internal PR team or agency, but need to “jump start” them into focused execution.

You need a big blast of visibility to launch or re-launch a product, get major funding, be acquired, or conduct an IPO.

Radio and TV stations, booking houses for contract and schedule management and accounts receivable functions. Creative teams for script management, sales teams for client management.

Small businesses (with or without a website) that want to target customers searching online for local providers of goods Service-based businesses, such as plumbers or real estate agents, looking to drive phone calls for service Regional businesses looking to target customers interested in products and services in their neighborhood Franchise corporations, national companies with local presence and other businesses with multiple locations to easily and

There are (3) three main types of concentrating solar power (CSP) technologies: trough systems, dish/engine systems, and power towers. These technologies are used in CSP plants that use different kinds of mirror configurations to convert the sun's energy into high-temperature heat. The heat energy is then used to generate electricity in a steam generator.

No. There are two types of solar panels: solar thermal and solar electric (called photovoltaic or PV) panels. Thermal panels generally heat water while PV panels generate electricity. GridPoint products work with electricity and thus do not work with solar thermal panels. GridPoint welcomes qualified new partners. If you have relevant experience and would like to learn more about becoming a certified GridPoint reseller, contact GridPoint at info@gridpoint.

Solar Panels are usually installed on your existing roof, while a storage tank is installed in your basement or utility room. These installations are usually done without any notable changes to your house. No, our solar systems interact with your existing appliances, hot water heater, furnace, boiler, etc. In fact, solar heat can lessen inefficiency issues of older appliances.

You can use damp cloth with antiseptic to clean the thermal system but do not spray water inside or outside the thermal system cubicle. Komeda's thermal system operates on the natural infrared energy that comes from the sun which is beneficial to the overall health of humans. The technology to harness that energy has been tapped to pass strict international safety standards to ensure that no harmful toxins and gas will be emitted in its operation. It was also manufactured to be rust-free.

All member businesses benefit from the Bureau's domestic and international marketing efforts. All businesses serving the convention and visitor markets benefit from a healthy market resulting from ongoing promotion. In many cases, larger businesses have a larger stake in the health of the industry, which is reflected in their dues.

a business, The Cirlot Agency has, as have many other Mississippi businesses, faced discrimination based solely on location. Some outside the state question Mississippi businesses' ability to deliver quality work, as well as their overall intelligence, in general. Mississippi's businesses are unfairly saddled with a burden that other businesses across the country rarely have to overcome.