A solar water heater uses the sun's energy to pre-heat household water before it enters the conventional gas (or electric) water heater. Because Southern California and Nevada have sunny weather almost year-round, a solar water heater can actually generate up to 90% of your annual water heating needs.

Fluid running through a solar collector is heated by sunlight hitting the collector. This heated fluid circulates through a storage tank, where it transfers its heat to the water in the tank. The storage tank is part of the regular water supply and is installed upstream of the conventional water heater. The solar fluid never touches the water. Our products are high qualities and efficiency,it will make your life more comfortable.

The potential savings on water heating bills depend on the type of fuel you are using and the number of people in the home or building. If you are heating hot water with electricity or natural gas for two or more people, then solar water heating could be a great investment for you. You can invest today in a solar hot water heating system and enjoy lower monthly energy bills. Your solar system savings, along with financial incentives will offset your payments, so you will actually own your solar water heating system at the end of six to eight years. Remember that all solar savings are in non-taxable income.

Today solar collectors are typically integrated into the slope of the roof. This method of installation gives the solar collector the appearance of a quality, glass skylight. In most cases, it actually improves the appearance of the home because it looks like an elegant skylight.

Solar water heaters are divided into two major categories: active and passive. Active solar systems rely upon moving mechanical parts in order to transport heat, while passive units simply use the sun to accomplish this action.

Yes. Since the water heater will operate far less frequently, solar will extend its life significantly.