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What is Solar Thermal?

A solar thermal system harnesses the sun’s energy using solar panels to heat water rather than generate electricity like solar PV (Solar Photovoltaics).

Installing a solar water heating system reduces costs, is exceptionally energy efficient. Evacuated solar thermal tubes collect huge amounts of solar energy throughout the day. This powerful, market-leading solar thermal system can be relied upon to provide hot water needs throughout the summer and can even be used to effectively and sustainably heat swimming pools. 

How does It work?

Evacuated solar tubes consist of a set of parallel cylindrical tubes used in conjunction with your building’s existing boiler, collector or immersion heater to heat and store the heated water in a cylinder.

Alternatively, we can use the flat plate technology, a neater looking system which may suit your house.

Why Go Solar? Jason Hill from Birds Hill Breaks It Down

Thinking about switching to solar? In this video, Birds Hill’s Solar Business Development Manager, Jason Hill, breaks down everything you need to know about solar energy installations – from the benefits of solar thermal and solar PV systems to the game-changing advantages of battery storage. Whether you’re curious, or ready to take the first step, Jason explains how Birds Hill supports you every step of the way – from your initial survey, through installation, and ongoing aftercare.

REASONS TO
CHANGE THE WAY YOU HEAT YOUR HOME OR BUSINESS

Reduce your Carbon footprint with a system producing no CO2 emissions during operation

Unlimited amounts of energy from the Sun, free of charge.

Solar thermal systems can be integrated into existing systems.

How We Can Help? We supply, maintain & install domestic and commercial Solar Thermal solutions to suit your requirements.

Domestic

Domestic

Commercial

Commercial

Product Supply

Product Supply

Service & Maintenance

Service & Maintenance

Latest Projects Selection of our previous Solar Thermal installations, which might give you an idea what type of installation might suit your requirements.