Flat Panel Solar Thermal Collectors for Residential and Commercial Water Heating
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Ideal for warm and sunny locations, flat panel thermal collectors offer a low cost alternative to high performance evacuated tube collectors. The SPP brand USA-made flat panel solar collectors can be used to efficiently produce water temperatures in the 120-130F range when used in direct sunlight and when the outdoor ambient temperatures are above 75F. The SPP flat panel solar collectors are among the highest rated (SRCC) flat panel thermal collectors ever tested and will contribute positively to the production of hot water. If higher temperatures are needed, or if the location has low outdoor temperatures or low sunlight conditions, then we recommend consideration of our evacuated tube collectors. When a flat panel collector is right for the location and application, it will cost less to purchase and will perform well both at heating water and saving energy. Please browse the information on our SPP flat panel collectors and let us know of any questions you may have. |
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SPP-FP26 |
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Glazing: Low-Iron tempered glass with a total solar energy transmission of 90%. Collector Frame and Battens: Type 6063-T6 extruded aluminum frame and battens with architecture anodized bronze finish that facilitates long life and strength. Insulation: Polyisocyanurate foam board insulation. Foil-faced, glass fiber reinforced, rigid board Thermax sheathing (1-1/4" in the bed / 3/4" in the sidewalls). Mounting Hardware: The variable mounting hardware reduces mounting time and makes it simple for anyone to install. The variable mounting system allows the highest flexibility in mounting and is tested to wind load conditions of 175 mph. Mounting possibilities include: Pitched roof, Flat roof, Ground, Balcony, and Facade mounting. Design Life: 30 Years Warranty: 10 Years Working Pressure: 165 PSI Flow Rate: 0.5 to 1.8 GPM (recommended) |
Absorber Plate: Absorber Coating: Backsheet: |

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