COLORCOAT RENEW SC®


The cost of heating a building can be substantially reduced with Tata Steel’s Colorcoat Renew SC® – a renewable pre- heat system for gas-fired warm air heating systems.


Colorcoat Renew SC® is an active solar air heating system that uses solar energy to generate heated air. It reduces the amount of energy needed to heat a building, with easy control of airflow rate and temperature, helping to make occupants feel comfortable. Tests show that the technology is up to 75% efficient in converting solar radiation into useable heat and creating up to a 50% saving on annual heating bills. With 1m2


of collector area delivering approximately 250kWh/year, Colorcoat Renew SC® can


typically supply 30-40% of the daytime heating demand of suitable buildings during the heating season.


Recognised in SBEM as an allowable renewable energy technology, Colorcoat Renew SC® is a highly sustainable product and is quick to install with fast payback for small capital cost. This is because it consists of a pre-finished steel collector, manufactured from Colorcoat Prisma®, installed to a wall with a southerly facing aspect of a building using standard cladding techniques and readily available components.


Our expertise, combined with our predictive performance software and readily available components, gives design teams and building owners complete confidence that the system will deliver excellent performance. Our confidence in the product is underlined by a guarantee of up to 25 years for the pre-finished steel.


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