Combi Thermodynamic Solar System

SOLAR THERMODYNAMICS COMBI – HEAT YOUR WATER AND HOME USING THE AIR OUTSIDE

Our combi thermodynamic solar system not only provides your home with hot water but can also be used as an environmentally friendly alternative to traditional central heating.

Imagine being able to harness the power of renewable technology to provide hot running water through your taps and heat the radiators or underfloor heating system throughout your house.

Don’t forget that’s for 365 days of the year, come rain, wind, hail, snow or shine.

Here’s how the combi thermodynamic solar system works

This innovative system uses reverse thermodynamic refrigeration technology to convert heat from the atmosphere into hot water for your property, using a weather-protected and lightweight aluminium panel, compressor, heat exchange and a hot water cylinder.

Firstly, warmth from the atmosphere heats up a refrigerant inside the aluminium panel. As it warms up, this liquid is converted into a gas, before it is drawn into a compressor. Here the gas becomes even hotter and is next transferred into a heat exchanger, which in turn is used to heat up water in the cylinder.

Unlike traditional solar thermal panels, thermodynamic panels work day and night and at temperatures as low as -5C. One panel will be able to provide your home with hot water and twelve panels will power your central heating system.

The Heat Exchanger is located inside the cabinet (Combi Block), providing heat to the water which is inside.

No wonder, then, that more people are waking up to the potential of a combi thermodynamic solar system as a way to cut bills and live a greener lifestyle.

Why not download our brochure or contact us today to request a free consultation by giving us a call on 07832379687 or request a call back online

Thermodynamic features

Advanced thermodynamic technology that will provide all your domestic hot water up to 55°C
Works 24 hours a day, 365 days of the year, whatever the weather – in wind, rain, snow, air and sunlight
The Combi can be used as an environmentally friendly complete heating system for your home, pool or for underfloor heating
Cuts your carbon footprint
Full guarantee and minimum maintenance
Never overheats or freezes
No defrost cycles that use up energy
Super efficient compressor with low energy consumption

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Thermodynamic FAQs

How are thermodynamic panels different to solar thermal panels?

A solar thermal system heats water already inside a panel and does not work when there is no sun. Because the refrigerant enters the combi thermodynamic panel at a lower temperature than water, this system is able to work even during the winter and at night. The thermodynamic panel is placed on the roof, ground mounted or wall and ensures the continuing capture of energy from sunlight on cloudy and rainy days.

Do I need a south-facing roof for a Thermodynamics System?

A solar thermodynamic system does not rely on sunshine and instead works by absorbing heat from the atmosphere, come rain, wind or snow. For this reason, it is not necessary to place the panels facing south, but it is best not to have them north or north-west.

Do I need a new boiler and radiators for a Thermodynamic System?

No, a Thermodynamic Combi works with your existing system but we can always exchange steel radiators for aluminium and add underfloor heating system to your home.

Discover the Future of Hot Water Heating

Book Your Free Thermodynamic Solar Consultation

Looking for a smart, space-saving solution to meet your home’s hot water needs all year round? A Combi Thermodynamic Solar System combines the best of solar and heat pump technologies—working day and night, in all weather conditions.

Our expert team will assess your home’s suitability and explain how this innovative system can cut energy bills while reducing your carbon footprint. We offer honest, no-obligation advice to help you choose the most efficient and eco-friendly solution for your household.

Start your journey to continuous, renewable hot water—book your free consultation today.