LOW CARBON HEATING AND HOT WATER SOLUTIONS


LSP20+ flat plate collector packages Flat roof with A frame


Item reference


LSPA02 LSPA03 LSPA04 LSPA05 LSPA06 LSPA07 LSPA08 LSPA09 LSPA10 LSPA11 LSPA12 LSPA13 LSPA14 LSPA15


Roof mounting or roof-integrated options are also available


Number of Collectors


2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9


10 11 12 13 14 15


Gross surface area – m2


4.06 6.09 8.12


10.15 12.18 14.21 16.24 18.27 20.3


22.33 24.36 26.91 28.42 30.45


Net surface area – m2


3.58 5.37 7.16 8.95


10.74 12.53 14.32 16.11 17.9


19.69 21.48 23.27 25.06 26.85


Renewable technology Solar thermal is a renewable technology and is an ideal method of providing pre-heated feed water to a primary method of hot water generation eg gas- fired water heater or indirect/calorifier-type water heater.


Solar thermal packages These typically provide a range of items and components, which will enable the Solar thermal system to integrate with a primary water heating system and can help to improve fuel efficiency and reduce carbon emissions. Package components include: • Flat plate solar collectors • Roof fixing options including A-frame for flat roof installation and ‘in-roof’ or ‘on-roof’ mountings


• Controls package which includes pump station, solar controller, flow sensor, expansion vessel, rhi compliant heat meter, discharge collection vessel, glycol heat transfer fluid, two port valve and BMS alarm module


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