Heliatos Beach Solar Water Heater Kit

Heliatos Beach Solar Water Heater Kit

Our Beach Solar Water Heating Kit comes with all the parts needed to install your solar water heater system on your beach house. As with all our systems, they connect directly to your existing water heater and don't interfere with existing source of heat (gas or electric). This way you can enjoy hot water even during long cloudy periods. Using our MH-38 Solar Water Heater panels you can simply thread the panels together. No more external connection pipes for multi-panel installations!

These panels include special features to prevent corrosion even in the harshest environments:

• Powder-coated frame and backing, gives the appearance of white enamel
  
• Zinc-phosphate internal corrosion protection
  
• Sealed construction
• Stainless steel hardware

Each panel weighs 12 lbs. and is 24' by 24' but can still provide you with ample hot water. You can begin your system with a few panels and add more if you need more. With this kit you DO NOT have to solder at all! 

Materials

• Glazing: UV resistant twin wall polycarbonate
• Frame: Powder coated architectural grade aluminum alloy 6063
• Insulation: Polyiso foam (meets requirements for ASTM-C1289, Type 1
• specification)
• Water Conduit: Copper Tubing (Alloy C12200 certified for public water supplies meeting EPA Lead and Copper Rule 56 FR26460, June 7th, 1991)
• Fittings: Brass, Lead Free compliant with Federal Reduction of Lead in Drinking Water Act ,Dezincification resistant
• Internal Corrosion Protection: Zinc phosphate, polyurethane foam sealant, high endurance silicone
• Seals: Butyl rubber

Physical

• Length: 24.0 Inches
• Width: 25.25 Inches
• Height: 2.125 Inches
• Active Collector Area: 3.674 ft2
• Mounting Hole Spacing: 24.75 x 17.00 Inches x Inches
• Volume of Liquid in Collector: 7.7 fl. oz.
• Total Panel Weight: 14 lb.
• Input and Output Connections: 3/8 “ Compression Fitting

Maximum Ratings

• Pressure: 200 Psi
• Collector Temperature: 203 ºF
• Mounting Surface Unevenness: ¼ Inch (corner to corner)

• Your selected quantity of MH-38 Solar Water Heating Panels
• 1 Complete Set of Fittings and Adapters
• 1 Bottom Feed Connector
• 1 TopsFlo TD5 stainless steel pump
• 1 10W PV Panel including wire and PV mounting kit
• Instructions for Installation - Single Row
• Instructions for Installation - Double Row

• Instructions Installation For Single Row

• Instructions Installation For Double Row

• Efficient & Eco-Friendly: The Heliatos Beach Solar Water Heater Kit provides an environmentally-friendly way to heat water using solar energy, making it an excellent choice for beachside homes or outdoor activities.
• Compact & Space-Saving: Designed to maximize space, this kit is ideal for beach homes or campsites where space is limited but reliable hot water is still needed.
• Durable & Weather-Resistant: Built to withstand coastal conditions, the materials are resistant to corrosion from saltwater, ensuring long-lasting performance in harsh outdoor environments.
• Easy Installation: The kit is designed for quick and straightforward installation, allowing you to enjoy hot water at the beach with minimal setup time.
• Low Operating Costs: Solar energy reduces the need for costly electricity or gas, offering an affordable and sustainable solution for your hot water needs.
• Minimal Maintenance: The system is designed for easy upkeep, ensuring reliable operation throughout the year without requiring excessive maintenance.

Q: What is the Heliatos Beach Solar Water Heater Kit?
A: The Heliatos Beach Solar Water Heater Kit is an eco-friendly and energy-efficient solution designed to provide hot water for beachside or outdoor showers. It uses solar energy to heat water, offering a sustainable alternative for outdoor use.

Q: How does the solar water heater work?
A: The system uses solar panels to collect sunlight, which is then transferred to the water through a heat exchanger, providing you with a consistent source of hot water for outdoor showers or other beachside needs.

Q: Is the kit easy to install?
A: Yes, the Heliatos Beach Solar Water Heater Kit is designed for simple installation and can be set up in most outdoor locations with all necessary components included.

Q: Can the kit work in cooler weather?
A: Yes, the system is designed to work efficiently in a variety of conditions, with built-in freeze protection to ensure reliable hot water even in cooler temperatures.

Q: What are the benefits of using a solar water heater at the beach?
A: Solar water heaters are environmentally friendly, cost-effective, and provide a sustainable solution for enjoying hot water outdoors without relying on electricity or gas.

Q: Is the Heliatos Beach Solar Water Heater Kit backed by a warranty?
A: Yes, the kit comes with a warranty, ensuring reliable performance and durability for your beachside water heating needs.

• Regular Inspections:

  • Check the solar panels, pipes, and connections for visible signs of wear, leaks, or damage. Address any issues immediately to prevent system failure.

• Clean Solar Panels:

  • Clean the panels regularly to remove salt, dirt, and debris, especially if the unit is used near the beach. Use a soft cloth or sponge with mild soap and water to avoid damaging the surface.

• Flush the System Annually:

  • Flush the system once a year to remove any sediment or mineral buildup from the heat exchanger and pipes to maintain optimal efficiency.

• Monitor Freeze Protection Fluid:

  • If the system includes freeze protection fluid, check the levels regularly and replace it as needed to protect against freezing during colder months.

• Check for Leaks:

  • Inspect all connections, fittings, and hoses for leaks. Tighten or replace any loose or worn parts to maintain the integrity of the system.

• Protect Against Corrosion:

  • For systems used in coastal or salty environments, ensure that metal parts are protected against corrosion. Use corrosion-resistant materials or apply protective coatings to prevent damage from saltwater.

• Prevent Blockages:

  • Check for obstructions in the intake and outflow areas, such as sand, debris, or marine growth, to ensure proper water flow and system efficiency.