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Many people have the false belief that Solar Energy cannot work in the Northeast – states like New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Massachusetts, and other, because the winters are too cold, too long, days are too short and it is too cloudy there too often.

Evacuated Tube Solar Collectors – Heating Up the Northeast

Many people have the false belief that Solar Energy cannot work in the Northeast – states like New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Massachusetts, and other, because the winters are too cold, too long, days are too short and it is too cloudy there too often.

The truth is, Solar Thermal, or Solar Hot Water, is incredibly efficient and cost-effective in the Northeast. This is because of a newer technology – Evacuated Tube Solar Collectors. Evacuated Tube Solar Collectors have many advantages over traditional solar collectors, including:

Unique 360 degree design increases collection earlier and later in the day

Increased freeze-protection offers better operation in winter time and colder climates

High BTU Outputs

Cost-Effective and affordable pricing

Short payback periods and high returns on your investment

Can be used for domestic hot water

Can be used for pool/spa heating

Can be used for radiant home heating

SunMaxx Solar Evacuated Tube Solar Collectors from Silicon Solar are the most affordable Evacuated Tube Solar Collectors available on the market. While most collectors cost $2,000, SunMaxx Evacuated Tube Solar Collectors are available for $825.

SunMaxx also offers a number of pre-packaged solar hot water systems that are built around Evacuated Tube Solar Collectors. The pre-packaged kits also include:

External Heat Exchanger(s) or

Solar Hot Water Storage Tank

Circulator Pump

Differential Temperature Controller

Expansion Tank

And are available in a number of sizes and prices, from 40 gallons a day up to 120 gallons a day – perfect for every need and budget.

If you would like more information on SunMaxx Evacuated Tube Solar Collectors, you can find out more information at www.siliconsolar.com or www.sunmaxxsolar.com.