Quantum Solar vs Conventional Solar

Quantum Offers All the Advantages of a Conventional Flat Plate Solar Water Heater - but it's available 24 hours a day - rain, hail or shine!

If you’ve already made the decision to switch to solar energy then there is just one more decision to be made – Quantum heat pump or conventional Flat Plate solar system?  Listed below are just some of the differences between a Quantum heat pump and a conventional Flat Plate Solar system, which shows Quantum as offering many attractive advantages.


Solar Requirements

The Quantum heat pump does not rely on direct sunlight for its operation. Due to its advanced design the unit will produce hot water in all weather conditions, even at night; it simply absorbs heat energy from the environment.The Quantum Compact can be located in any external location around the building. It definitely does not need to "face north" in order to collect solar energy like conventional Flat Plate Solar units.


Aesthetics...

As the Quantum heat pump does not use any panels it cannot be damaged by heavy hail, as the glass panels of a conventional Flat Plate solar hot water system often can be. The Quantum hot water storage tank is installed at ground level, thereby providing ease of maintenance and not imposing any additional weight on the roof. With a Quantum heat pump there is no need for those unsightly frames, which tilt the collectors to the required vertical angles as conventional Flat Plate Solar requires.


Durability...

In cold climates some Flat Plate Solar collectors suffer severe damage from frost. Because the Quantum Compact has no panels there is absolutely no risk of damage from freezing. The evaporator coil on the Quantum Compact is specially coated to protect it from corrosion, which helps to keep your Quantum running at peak efficiency over its long operational life.


Costs...

The Quantum heat pump has no gas or electric "booster element" in the tank as required in conventional Flat Plate Solar units. The low cost of running the compressor in a Quantum means that the heat pump can actually be more economical to run than a conventional Flat Plate Solar water heater.
As the Quantum does not require roof panels to be installed, the installation process is far less costly and time consuming.


Why not join the many discerning homeowners who have already made the decision to select Quantum, one of the most energy efficient hot water systems available. Click here to discover more advantages of the Quantum heat pump.