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News Release from: IPPEC Systems | Subject: TopTank unvented solar hot water cylinder
Edited by the Buildingtalk Editorial
Team on 08 January 2007
Solar heating from IPPEC
In the pursuit of further energy saving, IPPEC has introduced a new 200 litre TopTank unvented solar hot water cylinder to its range.
Whilst the demand for space heating is being curtailed due to the new high standards of building insulation, the demand for domestic hot water is rising all the time In the pursuit of further energy saving, IPPEC has introduced a new 200 litre TopTank unvented solar hot water cylinder to its range
This article was originally published on Buildingtalk on 17 Jun 2003 at 8.00am (UK)
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The twin coils cylinder in the smaller size means that solar water heating and storage is now available for any home.
The new model joins the existing TopTank range of 300 and 500 litre version for larger installations.
Commenting on the new system Moussa Namih, MD of IPPEC said: "Until now solar systems were expensive, offering little choice, with the storage and pumping arrangements less than ideal".
"Systems had to be put together from several sources".
"IPPEC offers a complete and integrated solar system package with panels, solar pump kit, controls and the TopTank unvented twin coils solar cylinder all included and at extremely good value".
"This will provide almost full hot water heating in summer and very useful pre-heat in the winter months".
"Combined with their latest Ecoheat gas condensing boilers with full outside weather compensation and cylinder temperature control, IPPEC offers complete environmentally friendly heating systems with immense savings on the fuel bill".
Installers interested in solar heating can book for one of IPPEC's training seminars.
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