Vacuum Tube Non pressure solar energy water heater

Specifications

Vacuum Tube Non pressure solar energy water heater, Simple structure, easy plug-in installation

Vacuum Tube Non pressure solar energy water heater

Technical Information

Vacuum Tubes		Capacity (L)	Loading (Sets) (20'GP/40'HQ)	Specifications
No.	Dia. - Len.
15	Ø47-1.5m	120	73 / 181	Outer tank diameter: 420mm Outer tank material: PVDF/color steel plate  Inner tank diameter: 320mm Inner tank material: 304 2B food grade stainless steel Support stand: Galvanized steel  Insulation: 50mm polyurethane foam
18	Ø47-1.5m	144	62 / 155
20	Ø47-1.5m	160	58 / 143
24	Ø47-1.5m	192	49 / 122
30	Ø47-1.5m	240	39 / 97
36	Ø47-1.5m	288	31 / 77
15	Ø58-1.8m	150	51 / 128	Outer tank diameter: 460mm Outer tank material: PVDF/color steel plate  Inner tank diameter: 360mm Inner tank material: 304 2B food grade stainless steel Support stand: Galvanized steel  Insulation: 50mm polyurethane foam
18	Ø58-1.8m	180	43 / 107
20	Ø58-1.8m	200	39 / 98
24	Ø58-1.8m	240	33 /83
30	Ø58-1.8m	300	27 / 70
36	Ø58-1.8m	360	21 / 54

Description:

Advantages:
1. Can he operated completely automatic if connect with intelligent controller.
2. Simple structure, easy plug-in installation, can be installed both on flat and inclined roof, and can be used with an auxiliary electric booster as to provide tot water without sunshine.
3. Superior heat preservation ensured by one-off molding polyurethane foam with thickness 50 65mm.
4. Suitable for camping area, holiday residences.
5. stable and reliable performance, well wind resistance.
6. Meet the mankind healthy bath standard: The material of inner tank is SUS304-2B stainless steel plate; the silica gel ring sealing has a long life against the erosion and it ie not harmful to health.
The details of material:
Evacuated tube: High quality borosilicate glass 3.3, Φ47×1500,  Φ58×1800/2100, Φ70×2100
Inner tank:SUS304-2B stainless steel plate
Outer tank: Enamel steel plate
Insulating layer: Polyurethane foam
Bracket: Aluminum alloy
The Principle of thermosyphon
Because of the larger proportion of hot water than cold water, cold water flows downward and hot water goes upward. The water will be heated continuously between water tank and vacuum tube. In other wards, hot water always floats on cold water.
The hot-water flows to the water tank from the vacuum tubes. Because of the proportion, cold water flows to vacuum tubes from the water tank.
The cold water is heated in vacuum tubes. After it becomes hot water, it flows to water tank again. The water circulates constantly between water tank and vacuum tubes; the cold water in water tank will be hotter and hotter.
Finally, all cold water will be heated to be hot water. This is the heating course of cold water.