AGA Rayburn solar panels use the sun’s energy to heat your domestic hot water, and can provide as much as 65% of your hot water needs over the course of a year.

An array of high performance evacuated solar tubes on the roof linked to
a thermal store (hot water cylinder) inside the home can form a key part
of your home energy management strategy. Not only do they shrink
your carbon footprint, they can add value to your home and are included
in pending legislation that could see homeowners rewarded for using
renewable energy.

Each AGA Rayburn solar collector consists of a highly insulated manifold
and a row of tubes. The vacuum inside each tube provides perfect
insulation, protecting the system from outside influences, such as cold
and windy weather or high humidity. This vacuum insulation also ensures
that the energy collected from the sun is very efficiently and effectively
transferred into usable heat as there is minimal heat loss.

AGA Rayburn solar collectors have been designed to supply up to 65%
of your annual hot water needs and work fromdawn until dusk throughout
the year. They can provide heat even in cold, windy or humid conditions
and thanks to their clever design they have rapid conductivity and transfer
of energy into heat so are 30% more effective than flat plate collectors.