Solar Hot Water

Domestic Solar Hot Water

  • Reduce your energy bills
  • Using a Revolution Hot Water Heater will save the average homeowner over 50% in hot water heating costs
  • Environmentally friendly
  • Make a difference by helping to reduce greenhouse emissions by reducing your dependency on your electric or gas water heater
  • Add Value to your home
  • Extends the expected life of your residential hot water tank by dramatically reducing scaling
  • Qualifies for the 30% federal tax credit

Let the Sun Heat Your Water

Heating water is the second largest energy load in most homes, just behind space heating. Thermal solar water heating will save you significant money and help protect the environment. A residential solar water heating system saves a typical California family up to $1,000 in annual energy costs. In addition, this prevents nearly 1000 pounds of CO2 from entering the earth's atmosphere each year.

Superiority of Solar

  • Over 5 times more efficient at capturing the sun's energy and converting it to usable power than photovoltaic (PV) systems
  • Cleanest, safest and quietest source of energy
  • Solar energy does not produce any greenhouse emissions
  • Lowest operational costs (energy is free from the sun)
  • Lowest maintenance costs (minimal)
  • Longer lifespan due to fewer moving parts and no corrosion

Solar Technology for Revolution Hot Water Heating

  • Our panels are made of durable, lightweight, ultraviolet-resistant, polyolefin material blended with proprietary additives at our own plant under exacting, quality-control standards
  • Unique solar panel polymer chemistry is non-corrosive and designed specifically for hot water heating
  • Modular Design to accommodate virtually and application and installation
  • Automatically freeze protected and corrosion resistant
  • Can be adapted to current electric and natural gas hot water heaters
  • 10 year full worry-free warranty backed by the leader in polymer solar water heating for over 30 years
  • Our unique technology thoroughly mixes the water through a subtle combination of angle, depth and frequency of dimples, in a fully wetted surface