HeatWaveSolar.com Solar Heater Installation

This is the installation of the HeatWaveSolar solar heater for homes, buildings or wherever solar supplementary heating is required. This is the only "Direct to Air" system that eliminates the traditional water tanks, plumbing, glycol, pumps, heat exchangers, controllers and other systems required for "traditional" solar heat. Once you own the unit, the heat is free!
This is the most environmentally sustainable technology on the planet. It's as green as the grass. No greenhouse gases, no carbon or fossil fuels. This will help to reduce your environmental footprint by using free heat from the sunlight falling on the planet every day.

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[alfinney4317]

Starfiresolar: The unit can be configured with the vent/intake at the bottom of the floor. In this installation, there was a fence outside that made this impossible.The better way to increase efficiency is to make sure that the heated air is circulated throughout the rest of the house using a furnace fan or other means. Because you're only putting one hole through the wall, installation times are decreased which lowers the overall costs. Thanks for the comment,

cheers,

Allan

[inventerwannabe]

Anyone who knows these systems knows that this is a most retarded set-up.

Your sucking the air in at the same elevation as your output. Sure it looks pretty but it's very inefficient. Just a dumb set up.

[RMCrowley]

sweet. I think I would wanna put a dryer hole from the intake to the floor at my shop. I went to your site.. nice. I wish you sold the fan kit by itself. If you did that would be awesome :- ) if not I will have to do it myself.

[STARFIRESOLAR]

Installation looks great! Did you make that panel? It looks well made, except for one thing. You will increase the efficiency of the unit if you draw the colder air into the panel from a point close to the floor and return the hot air near the ceiling. This will make it much more efficient. By bringing the hot air level in the room down to the floor. Right now you are just circulating hot air at the ceiling. I know it means cutting 2 holes instead of one, but it's well worth it.