If you’re looking for ways to reduce your energy bills and make your home more efficient, then you may have thought about installing solar panels or other renewable energy sources. But did you know that adding a heat recovery system to your existing setup could take things to the next level?
Heat recovery systems are an effective way of making the most of the energy you’re already generating. By drawing on excess heat from warm air and transferring it to cooler areas of your home, they help create a comfortable living environment and reduce your reliance on artificial heating.
The first thing to consider is whether or not a heat recovery system can be used with solar panels or other renewable energy sources. The short answer is yes – but it does depend on the type of solar panel setup you have in place, as well as the size of your property and the number of people who live there.
For example, if you have a large family home with multiple floors, a heat recovery system could be useful in transferring warm air from upstairs rooms down into living areas, helping reduce the need for artificial heating. Or if you’re using solar panels with an inverter-based system, then a heat recovery system could be used to draw even more power from what’s already being generated by the panels. The same applies to wind turbines and other renewable energy sources – they too can benefit from adding in additional measures such as this.
When it comes to working out how much you’ll save by having a heat recovery system installed alongside solar panels or other renewable energy sources, it really depends on how much energy you use and how efficient your current setup is. However, as a general rule of thumb, homeowners can typically expect to save around 10-25% on their heating costs after installing one of these systems.
What’s more, because these systems are so efficient at capturing warm air from one area and transferring it elsewhere in the home (or outside), they also help improve overall comfort levels – especially during winter months when temperatures can drop significantly in certain parts of Australia!
One thing to bear in mind when considering whether or not a heat recovery system is suitable for your property is that these systems need careful design and installation for best results – something Euroheat Australia can provide with their 30 years’ experience designing & constructing hydronic heating & cooling systems throughout Perth & WA. With their detailed engineering services and professional installation teams, Euroheat Australia offer an excellent way of getting your new system up and running safely and efficiently – saving both time & money!
The bottom line is that if you want to make the most out of your existing solar panel setup (or any other type of renewable energy source), then adding in a heat recovery system could be just what you need – offering both savings on energy bills and improved comfort levels throughout the year!
