Thermosyphon (Solar) Systems

Thermosyphon (Solar) Systems
  Thermosyphon systems use a separate storage tank located above the collector. Liquid warmed in the collector rises naturally above the collector, where it is kept until it is needed. The liquid can be either water or a glycol solution. If the fluid is water, freeze protection is provided by electric heat. If the fluid is glycol, the heat from the glycol is transferred to water in the storage tank.

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