Daikin moves into solar thermal renewable energy

12 January, 2010

A solar-thermal system from Daikin UK is designed to complement its Altherma air-source heat-pump product range and provide a complete solution from one manufacturer. When available, solar energy can be used to heat domestic hot water, and the air-source heat pump can provide space heating and additional hot water.

The solar-thermal system is available in single- or multi-panel configurations, with up to four panels. The system also includes solar pumping station and connection kit.

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