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What were the lines on the graph?
Red I’m guessing was the temperature of the water in the system, but what were the green and blue lines representing?
I suppose the blue could have been water intake temperature, although with temperatures around 0° its a little cold…
What’s the availability of the tracking system in the US? I currently have 2 Steible Eltron panels and an 80 gallon tank, but have always wanted to devise some sort of tracking system.
Great idea to get the most efficiency with PV panels. Where I live at the Sunshine Coast -Queensland, Australia we have perfect conditions for solar heating systems all year round using standard panels. We are very lucky.
June 8th, 2008
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June 10th, 2008
This looks very friendly for our environment! Nice photovoitaic!
June 13th, 2008
What were the lines on the graph?
Red I’m guessing was the temperature of the water in the system, but what were the green and blue lines representing?
I suppose the blue could have been water intake temperature, although with temperatures around 0° its a little cold…
October 21st, 2008
Blue line is logic of Pump - On and Off.
You can read it at English at: http://integral2005.com/online_en.html
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December 29th, 2008
Banev,
What’s the availability of the tracking system in the US? I currently have 2 Steible Eltron panels and an 80 gallon tank, but have always wanted to devise some sort of tracking system.
October 4th, 2009
Great idea to get the most efficiency with PV panels. Where I live at the Sunshine Coast -Queensland, Australia we have perfect conditions for solar heating systems all year round using standard panels. We are very lucky.
Cheers,
Russell Brennan