From birth, we have always seen the sun shining in the sky, it has been there five thousand million years, and it is thought not to have reached even the halfway point of its existence. We have made use of it when we needed it.
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1. Absorber The absorber consists of copper fins ultrasonically welded to copper ducts which provide optimum heat transference between fin and duct, which ensures high efficiency.
2. Covering of the
Absorber The copper fins are covered either with selective treatment through electro-deposition or with black chrome paint. Both allow for a highly efficient receiver surface.
3. Insulation Foam of rigid polyurethane, of 30mm, which complies with US and Europe regulations, is located below and around the receiver surface area. A 20mm coat of mineral wool protects the polyurethane, thereby providing an additional insulation to maintain the heat in the receiver.
4. Solar glass A single panel of solar glass, 3,2mm thick, designed to reduce the reflection and tempered to increase resistance and duration. Its low content in iron oxide (0.03%) allows a high solar transmission of 91%.
5. Casing
6. Rubber draught
excluder The rubber EPDM draught excluder which surrounds the glass is highly resistant to variations in temperature and UV radiation. It absorbs the differential expansion of the frames and the glass pane.
7. Piping Network Copper pipes of 12mm welded to the main ducts of 22mm with optimum flow distribution.
8. Connection of Piping Four female B.S.P. bronze connectors
9. Back The back is made of a sheet of black polypropylene.
10. Aluminium Sheet Adhering to the insulation, the sheet acts as a protective barrier.
Technical specifications
Series SN – Selective with black chrome
Series S – Selective with black chrom
Series P – Black selective paint
Series T – Ultra selective with Sunselect treatment
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