Are you looking to install a solar hot water system with heat and chill recovery in your Australian home? If so, there are a few special regulations you should be aware of before getting started.
To start, you will need to make sure that the solar hot water system and heat and chill recovery system you are considering using meets the Australian Standards requirements. The specific requirements vary depending on the type of system being installed, but generally all systems must comply with AS/NZS 1547, AS/NZS 3598 and any relevant state or territory regulations. In addition, all systems must be installed by a qualified installer who is accredited in the installation of solar hot water systems with heat and chill recovery.
Another important factor to consider when installing a solar hot water system with heat and chill recovery is how much energy it will be able to save. Depending on the size of your home, how long you use your hot water for each day, and other factors such as insulation levels, you can expect to see significant savings on your energy bills thanks to this type of system. For example, if your daily usage is between 50-100 litres per day and your home currently has an energy efficiency rating of 6 stars or higher then you could expect to save up to 45% on your energy bills annually. That’s an average saving of around $900-1800 per year!
In addition to these savings in energy costs, installing a solar hot water system with heat and chill recovery can also help reduce your carbon footprint by reducing the amount of greenhouse gases released into the atmosphere from burning fossil fuels for heating and cooling. This type of system can also help save money in other ways such as reducing maintenance costs as they require less maintenance than traditional systems.
When it comes to choosing a company for design & construction services for hydronic heating & cooling systems there is no better choice than Euroheat Australia – Perth engineers & installers with over 30 years’ experience in designing & constructing these types of systems. Their experienced team have all the knowledge & expertise required to ensure that your new installation meets all relevant regulations & standards as well as providing high quality workmanship every step of the way – from initial design right through to installation & commissioning at completion.
So if you’re thinking about taking advantage of all the benefits that come with installing a solar hot water system with heat and chill recovery in your Australian home then make sure you keep these special regulations in mind before getting started – it will help ensure that everything goes smoothly from beginning to end! And don’t forget about Euroheat Australia – their team are ready & waiting for any questions or queries about design & construction services for hydronic heating & cooling systems so don’t hesitate to get in touch today!
