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Solar Panels

John Clarkson Plumbers supply solar panels that are suitable for a variety of different properties. Up to 9 solar panels can be connected to each pump station to provide flexibility in meeting the renewable energy needs of the property.

John Clarkson Plumbing are MCS Registered Installers

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Solar Showroom at John Clarkson Plumbers:

• Captures free solar energy and uses it to heat domestic hot water.
• Efficient collector with 95% absorption rate increases panel performance.
• Selective coating on the collector allows the panel to absorb energy from the sun even on cloudy days.
• Panels are equipped with quick fitting connections which save time and money.
• A simple controller allows quick setting of functions and features a graphical display to provide more information.
• Strong solar glass cover protects the collector from damage.
• Flat, one piece design makes panel more robust than other solar panel types.
• Panels are environmentally friendly and do not produce any direct emissions. All materials are recyclable.

What are the advantages of the Solar Panels?

Global responsibility for nature and the environment.

We are proud to offer a solar panel package for hot water heating which allows the consumer to take advantage of renewable and sustainable energy.

These Solar Panels harness the power in both direct and diffuse sunlight and convert the energy to heat for the production of hot water for the home.

The solar panels have been designed as a complement to existing heating systems which use a store of hot water in a cylinder. The existing cylinder is exchanged for a cylinder with two heat exchanger coils; one from the boiler in the property and a second from the solar panels.

A typical well sized solar system should provide around 50% of the domestic hot water requirements of a home, representing a very worthwhile saving on hot water heating costs. The remaining hot water requirement is provided by the boiler.