Product Description

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Apricus solar water heater advantages

1. Solar Keymark, SRCC, CSA, AS/NZS 2712 certified pressurized solar water heater

2. Provide excellent and quick response after-sales service

3. Professional technical support for solar hot water heater system

Product overview

Apricus AP range of evacuated tube solar water heaters are suitable for both residential and commercial applications. The design of the AP solar water heater is a culmination of nearly 10 years of feedback from installers and solar professional all over the world and aims to meet their requirements with the following

key features of Apricus water heater:

• Modular “plug ‘n’ play” design (Manifold, frame and tubes in separate packages)

• Lightweight manifold design

• Choice of Stainless Steel or Anodized Aluminium mounting frames

• Extremely reliable header design due to only 6 brazing joints

• Contoured header for turbulent flow even at low flow-rates

• All glass wool insulation for high temperature stability

• Patented heat transfer fin design for optimal heat transfer

• Long term stability under extreme conditions

• Extreme cold (freeze protected heat pipes)

• Coastal regions (salt spray)

• Harsh UV radiation (UV stabilized components)

• High Winds (up to category C cyclone)

• Snow loading

Carton & Pallets packing for FCL shipping:

Steel pallets or wooden pallets for LCL shipping:

Solar Water Heater Operation

Step 1: The absorber coating on the inner glass tube absorbs sunlight and converts it into heat.

Step 2: Steam forms inside heat pipe which transfers heat rapidly up to the manifold.

Step 3: A pump circulates water or heat transfer fluid through the header pipe, carrying heat back to the

storage tank. Gradually throughout the day the water in the tank is heated up.

Product Guarantee

WARRANTY PERIOD
The “Effective Date” of warranty coverage is the installation date as recorded on the installation record form, purchase invoice date, or, if neither are available, the date of manufacture plus sixty (60) days.