A solar water heating system will reduce the amount of ‘dirty’ electricity that you use to heat the water in your geyser. By dirty electricity I mean electricity that is generated by burning fossil fuels which produce carbon emissions.

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Closely coupled systems are the solar water heating systems where both the tank (geyser) and solar collector are on the building’s roof. The tank is typically mounted horizontally above the solar collector. In some instances, the solar collector and tank are integrated to form one structure.

The water in a closely coupled system is heated by the solar collector and circulated into the tank using a principle called thermo-siphon. In short, thermo-siphon uses the property where hot water rises and cold water sinks.

Split Systems

Split solar water heating systems allow for the tank to be placed inside the roof – improving the aesthetics of the solution. Split solar water heating systems either use thermo-siphon or pumping to circulate the water within the solar water heating system.

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There are many different types and combinations of solar water heating systems on the market today. Some solar water heating systems use flat plat collectors, others use evacuated tubes solar collectors, some use solar pumps for circulation where other use a principle called thermo-siphon – where hot water rises and cold water sinks.

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• Replacing your incandescent light bulbs with LED or CFL energy saving light bulbs
• Using cold water to wash your clothes
• Using cold water to wash your hands
• Keeping the door and windows closed in an air conditioner is on in a room
• Installing a solar geyser in your green home

There is no exact text book description of what a green home is. A green home should rather be seen as a general principle or way of living in your home where you consider the best way to do something taking the environment and your pocket into consideration.

A solar geyser can reduce the carbon footprint and electricity bill of your home substantially.

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Carbon and water footprints are however not the only way of going green. Reducing the amount of waste or by sorting your waste you would also be considered to be going green.

There is currently a global change in mind set to try and encourage people to start thinking of going green in their own lives. This is critical if we want to save the planet from the global warming disaster we face.

You will not only save the environment by going green. You will also save a lot of money on electricity and water by going green.

Installing a solar geyser is a great way of going green. Get Solar Water Heating can connect you with a solar geyser provider in your area today – just complete the contact us form and we will connect you!

The media is covered with stories on Going Green, saving the environment and sustainable living. But what does it mean to go green? Well going green is really a holistic approach to do things in a way that has the least impact on the environment and can be achieved in a multitude of ways.

One of the very effective ways of going green in your home is to install a solar geyser. A solar geyser will reduce the amount of ‘dirty’ energy from the national grid that you require to heat water for your home and so you will be considered to be going green.

Switching to green methods has many advantages:

• Help save the environment and reduce your impact on the environment
• Reduce the amount of money you spend by using renewable and free energy sources
• Improve the value of your home
• Assist in ensuring that our kids, their kids and their kids’ kids have a chance at surviving on mother earth

So what can you do to go green? Well, here are some tips:

• Install a solar geyser
• Turn lights off in your building when they are not being used
• Save water – shower rather than bath and use a flow regulated shower head
• Replace the old incandescent lights in your home with energy saving CFL or LED light bulbs
• Recycle as much waste as you can
• Form a lift clubs – be it to work or to school
• Plant trees

As you can see there is no one single thing you can do to go green. Its an adaptation of your lifestyle and fixing of bad habits. Now its virtually impossible to go green big bang approach so I always suggest to people that they adopt a green mindset and start thinking green. You will then automatically start converting your home into a green home bit by bit.

So do your bit and start going green today. Get solar water heating can help you go green today by connecting you to a solar geyser provider in your area.

Happy reading!

There are many ways to live a greener life and the list is truly endless. One of the largest consumers of energy and CO2 generators is the heating of water in your geyser. A huge amount of electricity is required to heat the water in your geyser and this electricity is generated using dirty fuels such as coal. The burning of coal in the power stations produces a huge amount of green house gases including large amounts of CO2 which is certainly not a very green way of doing things.

So a great way to go green is to source the energy required to heat the water in your geyser from a “green” source such as the Sun. South Africa receives a huge amount of energy from the sun which is not utilised for anything useful and so this energy can be used to heat the water in your geyser. Solar Geysers are typically used in this scenario as it uses the energy received from the Sun to directly heat the water in your geyser. This is a great way of going green as a large portion of your household’s carbon emissions are cut.

By Going Green, one can save a lot of money every month as well as a lot of green house emissions!