Central forced-circulation solar heating systems from 160 up to 3,000 liters, with 316L stainless or galvanized enamel-coated (860°C) tanks. Engineering design and installation by Aurora.
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Highlights
- Capacities from 160 up to 3,000 liters
- 316L stainless or galvanized enamel-coated 860°C tanks
- The tank can sit entirely away from the collector
- Engineering design, installation and support by Aurora
In a standard solar heater the tank has to sit above the collector on the roof — which is not always possible, or acceptable to look at. A forced-circulation system solves that: a pump moves the water, so the tank can go in a basement or plant room while the roof carries collectors only. Aurora engineers the design and installs it.
Who this system is for
- Villas and projects whose roof cannot carry a tank
- High demand needing more capacity than standard heaters
- Buildings that want the tank hidden for visual or structural reasons
- Facilities needing central solar heating with a custom design
How it’s designed
Available capacity runs from 160 up to 3,000 liters, and the design is set by an engineering survey: consumption volume, peak hours, available roof area, and the pipe route between collector and tank. There is no off-the-shelf size for these systems.
Approved specification
- Capacities from 160 up to 3,000 liters by design
- 316L stainless steel tanks
- Or galvanized steel tanks, enamel-coated at 860°C
- The tank location can be fully separated from the collector location
The next step
To set capacity and tank type we need to see the site and your consumption figures. Book an engineering survey and we’ll produce the design and the right capacity.
FAQ
What is a forced-circulation system?
In a standard heater, water moves on its own by density difference, so the tank must sit above the collector on the roof. In forced circulation a pump moves the water, so the tank can go anywhere — a basement or plant room — leaving the roof for collectors only.
What capacities are available?
From 160 up to 3,000 liters. Capacity and design are set by an engineering survey based on actual consumption and peak hours — there is no off-the-shelf size for these systems.
What are the tanks made of?
Available with 316L stainless steel tanks, or galvanized steel enamel-coated at 860°C. The choice between them depends on water quality, system size and project budget.
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