About HomeSolar 

At HomeSolar, we understand the importance of bringing renewable energy solutions to homes and communities. Our mission is to make solar energy accessible and affordable to everyone, so that they can take control of their energy usage and reduce their carbon footprint. With a wide range of high-quality solar panels and other products, HomeSolar is dedicated to providing our customers with the best possible experience and support. Whether you're a homeowner looking to reduce your energy bills or an environmentally conscious consumer, HomeSolar is your trusted partner for a sustainable future. 

Low Pressure 

Ideal for residential use, low-pressure systems are cost-effective and simple. They operate on the natural principle of water rising when heated. Perfect for homes where the demand for hot water is moderate. Hot water flows in gravitational force to your water outlets, without the need of a water pump.

High Pressure 

Most residential and commercial establishments often benefit from high-pressure systems, which deliver increased water pressure for multiple users simultaneously. The use of a water pump is required in this case. If you seek a robust solution for a business setting, this system ensures a consistent and strong flow of hot water.

✔️ 10 Years Warranty on Hot water tank, Frame & Vacuum tubes

When water from a solar installation is delivered to your house by gravity, pressureless solar water heaters are classified as "low" pressure. This means that no matter what pressure entering into the system, it will still flow out of the outlet by gravity and reach your house.

A high pressure solar water heater (pre-heated) is generally supplied by a cold water pump. The hot water storage tank is fed with cold water and is heated by the vacuum tubes (same working principle as the low-pressure).​ Hot water is kept inside the storage tank and water pressure coming from your water pump (1HP recommended power) will go through the copper coil found inside, which will then be heated by the hot water in the storage tank. The hot water coming from the coil will have the same pressure as the cold water, which is then supplied to your shower/taps.