Apricus Solar Co., Ltd.  

Product Name: Dyeing Factory Solar Hot Water Heating System Model NO.: ETC-30 Certification: CE, ISO9001, Solar Keymark, SRCC, AS/NZS2712 Composition: Collector Collector Components: Glass Vacuum Tube Interior Material: Copper Pressure: Pressurized Structure: Separate Type Max. Capacity: >200L Dimensions (Lxwxh): 2005 X 2195 X136 mm Aperture Area: 2.84 M2 Gross Area: 4.4 M2 Gross Dry Weight: Gross Dry Weight Fluid Capacity: 790 Ml Max Operating Pressure: 800 Kpa Stagnation Temperature: 228oc Trademark: Apricus Transport Package: Pallet, Cartons, and Special Steel Pallet for LCL Origin: China HS Code: 84199010 Product Description Who is Apricus?We are leadingsupplier of renewable energy equipment including solar thermal, hot water heating products and full range of balance of system components. We have supplied equipment to both residential and commercial scale projects around the world.Apricus Solar Water Heater advantages1. Solar Keymark, SRCC, AS/NZS 2712 certified2. Provide excellent and quick response after-sales serviceC3. Professional technical supportApricus ServicesWe specialize in providing turnkey solutions including the following services:1)Solar thermal (hot water) system sizing2) Solar PV system sizing3) System simulation reports4)System layout drawings5)Major bill of materials6) On site installation guidance and system commissioningProduct DescriptionSolar water heater, Solar collector, evacuated tube &heat pipe, solar renewable energyThe product being used for the dyeing factory system is Apricus ETC-30Product Specification How the System WorksThe general solar hot water system includes the following components:1. Solar Hot Water Collector (Evacuated Tube or Flat Plate)2. Pump Station3. Controller4. Hot Water Storage Tank5. Backup Energy SourceOperation1. Energy in sunlight is absorbed by the solar collector, heating up the liquid inside.2. The heated liquid is transferred back to the hot water tank by the circulation pump.3. Throughout the day solar energy gradually raises the temperature in the hot water tank.4. If the solar energy is not sufficient to provide hot enough water, a backup energy source (electricity, gas, oil etc) is used to further heat the water.