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Solar Panels
GENERSYS 1450 is a world leading flat-plate vacuum solar panel without collection pipes. Intended for applications in systems equipped with circulating pumps, this Solar Vacuum panel can be mounted vertically or horizontally.
The Genersys solar thermal panel is certified with Solar Keymark, as defined by EN 12975 - parts 1+2 together with UK MCS approval and therefore automatically qualifies for RHI Renewable Heat Incentive, soon to be announced.
Generates up to 70% of your hot water for free, with 2 panels
20 year warranty - panels installed by an approved installer are guaranteed for 10 years and guaranteed against corrosion for a further ten years.
Payback in as little as 8 years
35+ year life expentancy, save on energy bills year after year
With the continuous rise of utility bills, free solar energy will save you even more in the future
In summer, the solar thermal panels will virtually generate all your hot water, while in winter when daylight is short, you will benefit from an amazing 25% of free solar heated hot water.
1 panel (2m²) has an average output of 1200 kw/h per annum at constant 50°C.
As a general rule of thumb -
1 x solar panel provides enough energy to heat a 100 litre hot water cylinder.
So for example, if your hot water cylinder is 300 litres, an installer would typically recommend you to have 3 x solar panels to provide enough energy for hot water heating.
*Very efficient in low light, on cloudy days
*No overheating
*No maintenance required, as there are no serviceable parts
*No planning permission required
*Various applications - domestic heating/hot water, swimming pool heating, commercial or industrial
Solar Thermal Panels
GENERSYS 1000-10 is a world leading flat-plate solar thermal panels without collection pipes.
Intended for applications in systems equipped with circulating pumps, this Solar Thermal panel can be mounted vertically or horizontally.
The Genersys solar thermal panel is certified with Solar Keymark, as defined by EN 12975 - parts 1+2 together with UK MCS approval and therefore automatically qualifies for RHI Renewable Heat Incentive, soon to be announced.
Generates up to 70% of your hot water for free, with 2 panels
20 year warranty - panels installed by an approved installer are guaranteed for 10 years and guaranteed against corrosion for a further ten years.
Payback in as little as 8 years
35+ year life expentancy, save on energy bills year after year
With the continuous rise of utility bills, free solar energy will save you even more in the future
In summer, the solar thermal panels will virtually generate all your hot water, while in winter when daylight is short, you will benefit from an amazing 25% of free solar heated hot water.
1 panel (2m²) has an average output of 1200 kw/h per annum at constant 50°C.
As a general rule of thumb -
1 x solar panel provides enough energy to heat a 100 litre hot water cylinder.
So for example, if your hot water cylinder is 300 litres, an installer would typically recommend you to have 3 x solar panels to provide enough energy for hot water heating.
*Very efficient in low light, on cloudy days
*No overheating
*No maintenance required, as there are no serviceable parts
*No planning permission required
*Various applications - domestic heating/hot water, swimming pool heating, commercial or industrial
Solar PV Panels
Photovoltaic (PV) converts light into electricity.
Our PV Solar systems use natural daylight or solar radiation, to produce electricity.
Within the system will be an ‘inverter’, this converts the DC power into AC power which you can use in your home or sell back to your electricity supplier.
The government Feed in Tariff (FITs) means the installation will an income, as well as savings.
The scheme guarantees a minimum payment for all electricity generated by the system, as well as a separate payment for the electricity exported to grid. These payments are in addition to the bill savings made by using the electricity generated on-site.
