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SunEarth, a solar water
heating products manufacturer, has developed its new SunBelt series of
liquid flat-plate solar thermal collectors.
The collector
features an anodized extrusion, a standard SunEarth all-copper absorber
with water-based flat black paint, tempered glass, polyisocyanurate
insulation, and standard 0.75-inch headers. The SunBelt is backed by a
standard 10-year limited warranty.
The company says the
collector has been designed with the demanding climatic conditions of
the U.S. Southwest in mind, but notes that it can also be used
successfully in other climate zones. SunEarth says the collector's
benefits include lower stagnation temperatures than black-chrome or
moderately-selective absorber plates; reduced system overheating;
prolonged propylene glycol and storage tank life expectancies;
reductions in thermostat reset service calls; and low initial cost.
SunEarth Releases SunBelt Flat-Plate Solar Thermal Collectors
Nov 24
|11:53 AM
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