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Artisan Plumbers are pleased to announce the successful completion of the Logic Solar Thermal Certificate Course held at Grant UK Training Department.

Artisan Plumbers are now able to include the installation and maintenance of Solar Thermal Systems to their extensive portfolio of Plumbing and Heating skills.

For new installations or refurbishments, Artisan Plumbers are the organisation of choice for home owners, builders, developers, architects and interior designers.

Artisan Plumbers provide total professionalism, trustworthiness and reliability.

WHAT IS SOLAR THERMAL?
Solar Thermal is a clean and highly efficient means of using renewable energy from the sun to provide the hot water used in the home. The basic principle is easy to understand. If you unroll a garden hose on the ground and leave it exposed to the radiant heat of the sun, in a short time the water in the hose will become warm. Solar thermal collectors work in very much the same way, only more efficiently.

Usually, but not exclusively, roof mounted solar collectors will be connected to one of the coils of a twin-coil cylinder using a sealed circuit containing a special glycol/water solution. This fluid not only withstands the high temperatures in excess of 200ºC on a summer day but also will not freeze in temperatures down to –25ºC.

The pump in the system circulates the heated fluid from the panel to the cylinder where the heat is transferred to the stored water through the lower coil.

WHY INSTALL SOLAR THERMAL?

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