Solar Water Heater saves you 40 percent on your annual hot water bills

... and now qualifies for home renovation tax credit

Based on current energy prices, the average Canadian household can save over 40 percent on their annual hot water bills by installing a solar water heater. In BC, a solar water heater can be paid for in a few years and from then on in, it's money in your pocket ... and kinder to the world we're leaving our children.

Best Solar Water Heaters has the BEST solar hot water systems to suit your home:

• Hot water for general home use
• Radiant heating
• On-demand hot water
• Hot tubs
• Pools
• Recreation properties

These can all be heated with our system even on cloudy days.

Our Solar Water Heaters are the BEST because they are the best value on the market. They work as well or better than more expensive systems. There are no complicated controls, switches or pumps. Just install a Best Solar Water Heater System and let it work for you! Enjoy the benefits. It's so simple. It's brilliant!

Best Solar Water Heaters are a simple, reliable, cost-effective method of harnassing the sun's energy to provide for the energy needs of homes and businesses.

• Financial rebates available in most areas
  
  
• Do-It-Yourself instructions
  
  
• Professional installers
  
  
• Low Investment - High Return
  
  
• The system usually pays for itself within 3 to 5 years. After that, you can apply those savings to your other energy bills, or take a fabulous vacation ... on the sun!

As an astute homeowner, you can add value to your home while enjoying the benefits of low-cost hot water. Up to 50% of your energy bill is used for water heating.

Installing a solar powered water heating system may be the single most cost-effective way an individual or family can contribute to reducing greenhouse gas emissions, at the same time reducing your utility bills.

How the system works

Our evacuated (vacuum) tube systems are available in two main types; metal heat pipe or glass conductors, both contained within an evacuated glass outer tube. In both cases, the inner glass tube has a special coating that absorbs the solar energy. The heat is retained because of the insulating quality of the vacuum which works much like a thermos flask. The vacuum is such a good insulator that while the inside tube or heat pipe may be 150 degrees C, the outside is cold to the touch, only the tip is hot. The copper heat pipe system has a somewhat higher efficiency quotient than the glass due to metal’s greater conductivity.

Both the metal heat pipe and glass conductor systems contain a small amount of glycol which vapourizes at a relatively low temperature and carries the heat into the insulated header tank. There it condenses and returns in a cycle that continues as long as the sun shines, even on relatively cloudy days, and regardless of the outside temperature. It is this changing of state, from liquid to vapour and back that gives thetubes such high efficiency (estimated to be 40% better than flat plate collectors). And because there is no water in the tubes, there is no risk of freezing or leakage.

The unit serves as a pre-heater for the main domestic water tank. Cold water is fed from the main supply to the solar heater header tank; heated water feeds back into the main hot water tank. There is no need for pumps or electrical controls. The pipes are usually fed through the wall cavities of the house, although, suitably insulated, they could run outside the building. Although usually roof-mounted, the unit can be installed anywhere on the property to obtain optimum solar exposure.

Solar Water Heater ... Big Savings for You!

A family of three installed a Best Solar Water Heater (model # JR-158) in July 2008. At the end of 9 months they had saved over $450 on their hydro bill compared to the previous year.

You too can save big on your hydro bills. And in 2009 you can save even more because this product qualifies as a home renovation tax credit.

Call us today to learn more.

Best Solar Heated Water Systems can be mounted on a roof, on the ground, on a balcony

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