Solar Station

A solar hot water system uses solar energy to heat water for domestic or building use. The system typically consists of solar collectors installed on the roof, a storage tank for hot water, a circulation pump (in active systems), and a control unit to regulate operation. The collectors capture sunlight and convert it into heat, which is transferred to water or a heat-transfer fluid. The heated water is then stored and distributed for daily consumption such as showers, kitchens, or other utility needs. The main purpose of the solar hot water system is to: Reduce energy consumption by using renewable solar energy instead of conventional electricity or fuel, Lower operational costs by minimizing expenses for heating water, Provide sustainable hot water supply with reduced environmental impact and CO₂ emissions, Increase energy efficiency of the building by integrating renewable energy solutions.