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Solar Hot Water

​​With Australia's abundant sunshine it makes great sense to get your hot water FREE from the sun. With a Solargain Solar Water Heater you can enjoy big savings in your energy bills and reduce your greenhouse gas emissions.  Solar Hot Water heaters use up to 90%* less energy than conventional electric water heaters. 
 
Thanks to the available government rebates, having a Solar Hot Water system installed can cost not much more than an electric water heater. And with all the energy costs you’ll be saving, a Solar Hot Water  unit can pay for itself within 5 years and then you'll have free hot water thereafter.

Imagine the savings in your energy bills EVERY YEAR. And as energy costs continue to rise, you'll be very glad you made the switch to solar.

Product Range

Solargain Heat Pumps - iStore

Available in 180L or 270L sizes.

​What is a Heat Pump?  A Heat Pump is essentially an electrically powered hot water tank that incorporates a refrigeration unit and an inverter motor to heat water using around 65% less power than a standard electrical storage tank.  A standard electrical storage tank uses a 2.4kW element, that means it uses 2.4 units per hour to heat your water.

​The Heat Pump basically removes heat from the air and converts it to heat within the water tank.

Our iStore Heat Pump unit has a simple to use touch screen LCD control pad whereby you can program the unit to heat water in economy mode when you want.  This then allows you to make full use of a Solar Energy system whereby you can use the power generated by your solar panels, so you'd be heating your water 365-days per year for free.  Or if you are on a "Synergy Smart Tariff" you can program the Heat Pump to heat during off-peak times, therefore seriously reducing your power bill. 
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Reduce Your Greenhouse Gas Emissions

Water heating is the biggest single contributor to an Australian household carbon footprint, accounting for an average of 25% of the typical home's greenhouse gas emissions. By replacing a conventional electric water heater with a Solar Hot Water heater you can reduce your CO2 emissions by as much as 3 tonnes each year, that's like taking a 4 cylinder car off the road.

With hot water free from the sun, you’ll reduce your impact on climate change and make a positive step for future generations.
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