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Tel: +27 11 451 7760
Fax: 0866 633 896
Cell: 079 490 7133

Email: sales@geosolar.co.za

Welcome to GeoSolar

GeoSolar provides alternative energy water heating solutions:

Install a GeoSolar, SABS tested and locally manufactured Solar Water Heating system, reduce your water heating bill by as much as 70%* and qualify for the Eskom rebate.

FACTS:
30-50% percentage of total electricity bill used for water heating
70% possible water heating cost saving using our solar system
35% total monthly saving on electricity
16 Months the typical payback on a GeoSolar Solar Water Heating System

After 16 months, solar water heating can be free
for over 40 years


* www.eskomdsm.co.za

The typical electricity bill is R1,700 per month and 30-50% of that is for water heating. Using our solar system you can save up to 70% of the water heating cost. The saving per month is approximately 35% or R595. It will therefore take just over 16 months for the solar system to pay for itself.




Heat Pump Systems

In certain circumstances a Solar water heating system is not appropriate. In these cases GeoSolar provides a heat pump system.

A heat pump is a highly efficient, cost effective method of heating water. It utilises the sun's free energy by extracting heat from the sun-warmed air and transferring it efficiently to the water. Because the heat pump moves the free heat from the outside air to the water, rather than create heat (as a fossil fuel or electric resistance heater does) it can heat your geyser water for up to 70% less cost than these other less efficient methods.

As the ambient temperature changes, the heating output of a heat pump will vary. However, even when temperatures are cooler, the heat pump continues to transfer heat between air and water. Heat pumps are designed to operate between -15°C and 40°C ambient temperature.

On a typical South African day, the heat pump will provide the 4kW of heating required for a 200 litre geyser with only 800W of electrical input. By contrast electrical elements require 4kW of electrical energy to generate 4kW of heat energy.

 

 


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