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At the 21st. of September 2007, the final stage of the Eco Y Eco regional Sales office Baja North opened its doors to the public. Eco y Eco is a provider of home residential hot solar water heaters. Efficient, Affordable, and Green, Eco y Eco is leading the charge to help us here in Baja go Green and join the revolution to save ourselves from the scurge that is dirty expensive energy sources.
Feel free to stop by and get informed about how efficient and energy saving solar water heating and solar pool heating technologies are. They serve the area from Tijuana in B.C. North to the famous Lands End in Cabo San Lucas with pool heating and solar water heating Thermosol products.
There are basically three types of solar water heating systems that are used: pumped, integral collector storage, and thermo-siphon. The direct circulation system circulates potable water from the water storage tank through one or more collectors and back into the tank. The solar collector is the main component of the solar system. It is usually a metal box with insulation and a black absorber plate that collects solar radiation and heats the water.
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Rosarito Baja Mexico Office
The circulating pump is regulated by either an electronic controller, a common appliance timer, or a photo-voltanic panel. In integral collector storage systems, the solar water storage system is built into the collector. The potable water in the collector unit is heated by the sun and delivered by city or well water pressure to an auxiliary tank (which contains non-solar back-up heating) or directly to the point of use. A thermo-siphon solar water heating system has a tank mounted above the collector (normally on the roof) to provide a natural gravity flow of water. Hot water rises through piping in the collector, which is mounted below the tank; heavier cold water sinks to the lowest point in the system (the collector), displacing the lighter hot water which rises to the tank.
The Integral Collector and thermo-siphon systems are simple since they use no pumps or controllers and water always flows through the collector. Note: Direct compact systems are not suitable for cold climates if they are made of metals. At night the remaining water can freeze and damage the panels, and the storage tank is exposed to the outdoor temperatures that will cause excessive heat losses on cold days. Technical innovation has improved performance, life expectancy and ease of use of all types of systems. The question remains to what system is suitable for your home.
“The solar hot water system is really amazing, but the most amazing is the saving in your electric bill. “
This solar water heater pictures below were taken shortly after the installation on this roof-top in Rosarito Baja California Mexico. Our solar technicians are able to install one of these heaters in about half a day. Just several hours later you will be able to have some lukewarm water. The full potential of a solar water heater will show after about a full day of sun. This client is only 14 months away from full return of his investment.
Contact Eco y Eco for you Solar needs.
USA:
Global Head Office
San Diego California, USA
619 822 2082
Nextel 152*166536*2
web site: www.ECOyECO.comPlease come see our show- room.
Mexico:
Regional Office, Baja Norhte
Eco y Eco S. de R.L. de C.V.
Ave. Circuito Roma No. 188-019 Int. 3
Fracc. San Marino
Tijuana, B.C.
office (664) 631-2814
mexico cell 664 206-7938
Nextel 152*166536*2
They are easy to find on the Toll Road between Rosarito and Tijuana. Simple exit at the Fracc. San Marino Exit and follow the next to the Toll Road for about 200yard to our office on the second floor of the yellowish building. They are open Mo-Fr. 9-5, Sat in the AM, but please give them a call to make sure.
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