Solar Air Heat Systems

USSolarHeating.com is a manufacturer of Solar Air Heat Systems for residential and commercial customers in the US and Europe. Our solar air heating system creates a warm, soothing feeling by using air as the working fluid for absorbing and transferring solar energy. Solar Air Heat is designed for installation in remodeling, new construction and existing houses. Advantages of Solar Air Heat Systems - Our solar air heating system is designed to be a "do-it-yourself" project. Installation is fast and easy. - Our system is designed to produce hot air in a room, maintenance-free. - Our solar heat panels are matched to the color of your wall or roof. - Our solar heat panels are built from high quality aluminum to ensure long-lasting durability. - Our system is designed to generate up to 150 BTU per 10 square feet of panel, energy-free; reducing furnace use. Click Here to Use the Online Design Tool UV Index Forecast Map

Roof-Mounted Modular System We have built an online interactive design tool that tells you the components necessary for your customized solar air heat systems. Outdoor Solar Air Heater Unit Our Outdoor Solar Air Heater Window Unit is an easy and inexpensive solution for getting free hot air into your room using our solar window heater system.

A Brief Description Of How Solar Air Heaters Work

Finding the ideal system for your space heating needs depends on your location and room type. Solar air collectors (the devices heating up the air using solar energy) can directly heat individual rooms or can potentially pre-heat the air passing into a heat recovery ventilator or through the air duck of an air-source heat pump. Air collectors can be installed on a roof or an exterior (south facing) wall for heating one or more rooms.

The collector has an airtight and insulated metal frame and a black metal plate for absorbing heat. Solar radiation heats the black panel that, in turn, heats the air in the collector. Solar electrical power blower pulls air from the room through the collector, and blows it back into the room. Roof-mounted collectors require ducts to carry air between the room and the collector. Wall-mounted collectors are placed directly on a south-facing wall, and holes are cut through the wall for the collector air inlet and outlets.

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