Solar Water Heating
Energy Freedom Now you can produce your own energy for as little as $3 per gigajoule for the next 20 years with no concern for rising energy costs
Cost of Energy per Gigajoule ( based on Saskatchewan Prices) Energy Source 2009 Projected 2029 Natural Gas $15.44 $40.00 Electricity $45.00 $100.00
WSE47 Solar Energy $2.00 - $3.30 $2.00 - $3.30 WSE58 Solar Energy $3.50 - $7.00 $3.50 - $7.00
Also note the cost of solar energy is FREE, natural gas and electrical costs do not include the costs of the equipment, which we are including in our solar costs. Check out the Home Renovation Tax Credit at present there could be a 15% benefit to you
If you are interested the cold hard truth about solar water heating and LED lighting you must read our recent presentation at a solar conference in Saskatoon
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Our WSE47 solar panels in Saskatchewan produce over 120 million btu's of heat over its life time, 6 million btu per year or 2,200 btu per hour, pretty amazing considering the cost under $400
The WSE57 pressurized heating panels puts out over 2600 btu per hour and is in the final testing for Canadian certification which qualifies for up to 50%for rebates.
Complete system warranty 5 years
The collector tubes come with a 15 year warranty.
And WSE backs all this up with a one year money back guarantee
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WSE Solar evacuated tube collectors offer reliable hot water heating for Canada.
Our evacuated tubes have a number of advantages: the work on overcast days, in -60 degree weather, and the tubes can be installed and replaced individually without special tools. The evacuated tubes act like giant thermos, allowing 95% of the sun's radiation in, but only 3 to 5% out.
We do not recommend our flat plate panels if you plan to heat during the winter months, basically they have no insulation factor, like trying to heat your house in the winter with single pane windows.
Thermal conduction and convection losses are almost nothing (under 2%) because of the vacuum gap. This design allows the system to work in very low temperatures (down to about -70F).
Use our calculator to find out the cost to heat your particular building click here
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Stop in and see our WSE47 non pressurized and WSE 58 pressurized solar water pipes, WSE pressurized flat plates, solar circulation pumps, solar controllers and heat exchangers in
action. Pick a sunny day for best solar results
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Seeing is believing
Not convinced that you can make heat using the sun? Stop by our office and pick up one of the solar evacuated tubes . For $10 including GST and PST you can take home one of the evacuated tubes to see for yourself how much heat it will make. Simply fill it with tap water and leave it in the sun and in a few hours it will boil!
This is a pickup offer only. Please be careful, this is a glass tube full of boiling water. Put it in a secure place in the sun and keep children and pets away.
Popular applications of our solar water heating panels include
Solar Water Heating Systems for Garage or Shed Solar Domestic Water Heating Solar Heating whether radiator or floor heating Solar heating Commercial and Warehouse building Solar Heating swimming pools, jacuzzis or the like Pressurized Solar heating Solar Heating some crazy idea ( these are the most fun)
Ideal for in solar floor heating of sheds, garages, homes and warehouses
Testimonial on shed above
I installed 7 - WSE47 panels on my 30 by 40 ft machine shed this fall. I have infloor heating with electric heat. During the month of December 08 we had lots of -30 deg C days. The system worked amazing heating the water tank over 30 deg. C. With about a 15 deg drop returning to the water tank after returning thru the floor. I estimate that this system will pay for itself in about two years and will save me about $60,000 in heating bills over the life of the system which should be about 20 years
Don Elliott Farmer Sonningdale Sask.
Solar Domestic Water Heating System
Price starting at under $1500
Designed in Canada for Canadians
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WSE58 Pressurized Solar Water Heater Currently in final testing to qualify for Canadian rebates
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Testimonial
Happy New Year to you. Today in the Yukon it was -41c warming to -33c the sun was out nice. The solar system was heating the water at 35c. Nice and hot. I had a neighbour over looking at things and he was very impressed with it. Who would have known that one can get that kind of heat out of the sun on a cold Yukon day. As the day light gets a little longer it will only get better. I will start to show and tell a little more. I think every one will want one in their home in the north. Good deal. Have your self a good day.
More comments February 12th 2009
Hope all is well on your end. We are seeing more sun these days. Today started at -33c warming to -25c I watched the heat in the system go up to 72c it was so hot one could not put your hand near any of the lines. Wow! It has been preheating the water tank good.
Scott Jamieson
WSE47 Solar Water Heating Panel
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Solar Swimming Pool Heaters
You invest $2000 in our solar water heaters and virtually eliminate your
pool heating bills for life.
Checkout our online calculator to see what your savings will be (You will be
amazed)
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http://www.wsetech.com/waterheatersWSE47.phphttp://www.wsetech.com/pdfs/Brochure-WSE47SolarCollectorPanel.pdfhttp://www.wsetech.com/poolheaters.php
WSE BC Flat Plate
Pressurized Solar Heater
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WSE Solar Controller
Our Controllers is a must device for controlling and monitoring solar water heating systems
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Solar Powered Circulation Pumps Ideal pump for circulating water in solar water heating system
Run directly off of 25 watt solar panel
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Water Heating Circulating Pump
Low flow provides minimal flow velocities thereby reducing the effect of pipe erosion and noise caused by vibration.
Rated for temperatures to 220 degree F and line pressures to 150 PSI
Requires only 33 watts of power Dry run cutout provided on pumps for
hot water recirculation
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Brazed Plate Heat exchangers Transfer up to 22,500 BTU/hr
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WSE Solar Dissipator and Solar Heater can dissipate the excessive heat produced during summer periods, or periods of non-use. This protects systems from overheating and/or excessive hot water dumping.
It also operates as a great heater for homes, garages, warehouses or where ever you need heat from the sun.
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Each evacuated tube consists of two glass tubes made from extremely strong borosilicate glass. The outer tube is transparent allowing light rays to pass through with minimal reflection. The inner tube is coated with a special selective coating (Al-N/Al) which features excellent solar radiation absorption and minimal reflection properties. The top of the two tubes are fused together and the air contained in the space between the two layers of glass is pumped out while exposing the tube to high temperatures. This "evacuation" of the gasses forms a vacuum, which is an important factor in the performance of the evacuated tubes. Why a vacuum? As you would know if you have used a glass lined thermos flask, a vacuum is an excellent insulator. This is important because once the evacuated tube absorbs the radiation from the sun and converts it to heat, we don't want to lose it!! The vacuum helps to achieve this. The insulation properties are so good that while the inside of the tube may be 150oC / 304oF , the outer tube is cold to touch. This means that evacuated tube water heaters can perform well even in cold weather when flat plate collectors perform poorly due to heat loss (during high Delta-T conditions).
In order to maintain the vacuum between the two glass layers, a barium getter is used (the same as in television tubes). During manufacture of the evacuated tube this getter is exposed to high temperatures which causes the bottom of the evacuated tube to be coated with a pure layer of barium. This barium layer actively absorbs any CO, CO2, N2, O2, H2O and H2 out-gassed from the evacuated tube during storage and operation, thus helping to maintaining the vacuum. The barium layer also provides a clear visual indicator of the vacuum status. The silver coloure
