Vitosol Solar Components: Tanks, Pumps and Controller

Nick Toman, Solar Specialist provides a product overview of the Vitosol Solar Components focusing on Tanks, Pumps and Controller. This is Part 2 of a 2 part series. Please see Part 1 - Vitosol Sollar Collectors for the introduction.

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[jarhoj]

below the automatic air vents should be install 2 items valve closed. it's a critical mistake at solar installations. to remove the air from solar fluid the contractor should use special pump station (pump with tank). its no need to install any automatic air vents. regards Jar

[jimdiet]

Folks, Viesmann makes some incredible equipment but in our commercial circumstance solar has been a big dud. If it was not for the huge government subsidy the system would cost money to own. Finding a competent repair tech is like finding water in the middle of the Sahara desert. The Viesmann cascade systems we have are nice but they are maintenance hungry. Parts can be difficult to get and can be very expensive. Think of it as a Mercedes for your heating needs. Great to lease for 2 years but never own unless you or your best friend is the mechanic working on it.