Rotex uses solar energy efficiently

12 October, 2009

Rotex Solaris solar thermal flat collectors can transform up to 80% of utilisable solar energy into usable heat. Their high thermal efficiency, in combination with the rapid direct storage of heat in a Rotex Sanicube Solaris hot-water storage tank, ensures high levels of energy exploitation with relatively short periods of sunshine.

If the solar energy is not required immediately, solar storage tanks can store large quantities of solar energy that can be used up to four days later because these tanks are so effective at retaining heat

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