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Can A Solar Water Heater Be Hooked With A Tankless Water System?

Posted on | November 19, 2009 | 5 Comments

i am thinking about saving cost and energy. want to get a tankless water heater. i would like to have a solar water heater too, but heard that u need a stoage tank for the solar heater. not sure if i can combine the two. anyone got an answer for me?

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5 Responses to “Can A Solar Water Heater Be Hooked With A Tankless Water System?”

  1. midland4
    November 19th, 2009 @ 10:54 pm

    you could have a 2 panel 80 gallon tank solar thermal system backed up by a tankless. but if you have a tankless, you dont need anything else, it wont work with solar panels, you must have a storage tank. if you have the money, do it. (roughly $10,000) installed with a heating element in your air handler to pre heat your air in the winter. payback around 5 years pending tax credits. if thats to complicated, just do tankless, they are awesome. do both if you have the dough. your neighbors will be jealous.

  2. trailng
    November 20th, 2009 @ 2:08 am

    The only way that I know that you could do it is to have a storage tank then have a pump on the tank to the inlet of the tankless water heater.
    Just putting a storage tank before the tankless heater will help some by tempering the water some.
    This will change the gpm capacity up a little bit for the tankless heater.

  3. William B
    November 20th, 2009 @ 8:01 am

    don,t think you can, the tankless water heater alone will save you a lot,
    a solar heater depends on heat,and storage, not pressure like the tankless,
    but i could be wrong,

  4. ca.alert
    November 20th, 2009 @ 2:15 pm

    go tankless,it only turns on when you need hot water.Plus solar power is upfront exspensive.

  5. Irv S
    November 20th, 2009 @ 4:36 pm

    You could install the solar upstream of your
    tankless heater. Less delta ‘T` less energy use.
    The solar system would need an insulated tank
    and piping. It might have a long payback on the
    expense.

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