Cut Your Biggest Hidden Electricity Load
Heating water electrically is one of the biggest hidden loads in a home or hotel. Our ETC (evacuated tube) and FPC (flat plate collector) solar water heaters deliver consistent hot water year-round — even in winter — cutting geyser electricity use dramatically with a payback typically under 2 years.
- ETC & FPC technology options
- 100-500 LPD capacity range
- Works in winter & cloudy conditions
- Electric backup element included
- Payback typically under 2 years
- 5-year tank warranty
How It Works
From Sizing to Hot Water
- 1. AssessHousehold/property size & usage pattern
- 2. RecommendETC or FPC, right LPD capacity
- 3. InstallRoof mounting & plumbing integration
- 4. SupportBackup element setup & warranty
Which One Do You Need?
ETC or FPC?
ETC (Evacuated Tube)
Performs better in cold and cloudy conditions — a good fit for hill stations and North Indian winters.
FPC (Flat Plate Collector)
More durable and better suited to hard water — often preferred for hotels and high-usage sites.
We recommend the right type based on your location's climate and local water hardness during the site survey.
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Common Questions
Solar Water Heaters — FAQs
What is the difference between ETC and FPC solar water heaters?
ETC (evacuated tube collector) systems perform better in cold and cloudy conditions; FPC (flat plate collector) systems are more durable and better suited to hard water. We recommend the right type based on your location and water quality.
Will a solar water heater work in winter or on cloudy days?
Yes — both ETC and FPC systems continue to heat water in winter and cloudy conditions, just at a slightly reduced output. An electric backup element tops up temperature when needed.
What size solar water heater do I need?
Capacity is measured in LPD (litres per day). A family of 4-5 typically needs a 100-200 LPD system; hotels and hospitals need 500+ LPD, sized to occupancy and usage patterns.
What is the warranty on a solar water heater system?
Our solar water heaters carry a 5-year tank warranty, with collector and component warranties as per manufacturer terms — we confirm exact coverage for the specific model recommended for your site.
Do I need to change my existing plumbing to install a solar water heater?
In most homes and hotels, we integrate the solar system into your existing plumbing and geyser outlet with minimal modification — our team assesses your current setup during the site survey and flags any changes needed upfront.
How much can a solar water heater save on electricity bills?
By replacing most of the electric geyser load with solar-heated water, households and hotels commonly see a large cut in water-heating electricity costs, with payback typically under 2 years. Exact savings depend on usage and local tariffs, so contact us for a site-specific estimate.
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