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Solar geyser do's and don'ts
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<blockquote data-quote="JayMac" data-source="post: 1036148" data-attributes="member: 14256"><p>In Gauteng, just be a bit cautious about tubes. AKAIK they are usually built designed for countries with medium thermal loads eg Europe, not high thermal loads like RSA and Australia. Also I don't know how hail resistant they are!</p><p></p><p>I have 2 Solarhart (Aussie) geysers, not coupled - because I have a long thin house. No hassles (one is 30 years old, the other 10) and I get hail in JHB.</p><p>Also important to keep hot water pipe runs as short as possible to reduce wastage.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JayMac, post: 1036148, member: 14256"] In Gauteng, just be a bit cautious about tubes. AKAIK they are usually built designed for countries with medium thermal loads eg Europe, not high thermal loads like RSA and Australia. Also I don't know how hail resistant they are! I have 2 Solarhart (Aussie) geysers, not coupled - because I have a long thin house. No hassles (one is 30 years old, the other 10) and I get hail in JHB. Also important to keep hot water pipe runs as short as possible to reduce wastage. [/QUOTE]
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