Introduction

Producing piping hot water in the coldest of conditions, the Thermopod unit absorbs heat energy from a range of sources.

Harnessing heat from solar, air and ground as well as via two external panels, all natural elements such as air temperature, wind, rain, sunlight and even snow can be a heat source. This is because the Thermopod unit extracts heat from refrigerant that returns from the panels before it is transferred into the water within its hot water cylinder. With a default setting of keeping water at 55°C, the Thermopod can detect drops in temperature to return it to its original state. This means that you will always have hot water when you need it.

Key Features

• All year-round performance
• Connectible with any invented hot water cylinder
• Less than 0.5kW per hour
• Ideal in domestic or commercial applications
• Quick installation
• Day and night hot water
• 100% of hot water system needs
• Low operating noise
• Low cost – highly efficient
• Simple and flexible structure