Comments on: Information sharing & useful links http://www.radicalfish.eu/ecofriendly-matters/13/ A Project in the Pyrenees Sun, 03 Oct 2010 20:47:21 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Stuart Lovatt http://www.radicalfish.eu/ecofriendly-matters/13/#comment-444 Stuart Lovatt Sat, 01 Mar 2008 09:05:30 +0000 http://www.radicalfish.eu/2007/01/07/13/#comment-444 New solar panels technology: Simply put, 'direct' solar tubes are the most efficient solar technology available. This is based on a 2001 study of all solar technologies by the Department of Trade and Industry. (Now Dept of Business). Since then solar tubes have evolved further, and now we are proud to showcase the latest in ‘direct’ heat solar tubes, which have improved solar efficiency even further, using only the highest quality components available in the solar industry. This gives the advantage of better performance and peace of mind but with no heat exchange required, this can free up your twin coil (when applicable) for other applications such as under floor heating/bio mass stoves etc. 1. If you have a traditional ‘gravity feed’ system, with a southerly facing roof space, then you home is ideal. 2. If you have a ‘vented’ thermal store with twin/solar coil, then your home is suitable too. 3. If you have a Combi Boiler, then you will need to replace this at the end of it’s life for a condensing boiler with ‘vented’ tank. 4. If you have a ‘high pressure’ system with gauges, then you will need to replace this with a ‘vented’ tank. Please find more info at: www.heatmyhome.co.uk New solar panels technology: Simply put, ‘direct’ solar tubes are the most efficient solar technology available. This is based on a 2001 study of all solar technologies by the Department of Trade and Industry. (Now Dept of Business).

Since then solar tubes have evolved further, and now we are proud to showcase the latest in ‘direct’ heat solar tubes, which have improved solar efficiency even further, using only the highest quality components available in the solar industry. This gives the advantage of better performance and peace of mind but with no heat exchange required, this can free up your twin coil (when applicable) for other applications such as under floor heating/bio mass stoves etc.

1. If you have a traditional ‘gravity feed’ system, with a southerly facing roof space, then you home is ideal.
2. If you have a ‘vented’ thermal store with twin/solar coil, then your home is suitable too.
3. If you have a Combi Boiler, then you will need to replace this at the end of it’s life for a condensing boiler with ‘vented’ tank.
4. If you have a ‘high pressure’ system with gauges, then you will need to replace this with a ‘vented’ tank.

Please find more info at: http://www.heatmyhome.co.uk

]]> By: Matthew Phillips http://www.radicalfish.eu/ecofriendly-matters/13/#comment-6 Matthew Phillips Mon, 08 Jan 2007 11:05:36 +0000 http://www.radicalfish.eu/2007/01/07/13/#comment-6 As it happens I've also been working out how much power we'd need to generate. I've recently posted about it on my blog here: http://unknownexception.spaces.live.com/blog/cnsCB766B6A9BAF3D4204 Matt As it happens I’ve also been working out how much power we’d need to generate. I’ve recently posted about it on my blog here:
http://unknownexception.spaces.live.com/blog/cnsCB766B6A9BAF3D4204

Matt

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