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=Basics= | =Basics= | ||
*Often shortened to '''P'''hoto'''v'''oltaic '''T'''hermal collectors, and abbreviated as PVT | |||
*A Combination of a [[Photovoltaic Panel]] and a [[Solar Hot Water Heater]] | *A Combination of a [[Photovoltaic Panel]] and a [[Solar Hot Water Heater]] | ||
*Cools the PV panel, increasing it's efficiency, and produces hot water (or another working fluid) | *Cools the PV panel, increasing it's efficiency, and produces hot water (or another working fluid) | ||
=Off the Shelf Options= | |||
==Dual Sun== | |||
*Their hybrid model is called the "Spring" panel | |||
*[https://dualsun.com/en/product/hybrid-panel-spring/ Their Product Page] | |||
*Power Quote From [https://academy.dualsun.com/hc/en-us/articles/360005304899-Given-the-choice-between-a-3-kWp-pure-PV-module-and-a-1-kWp-hybrid-DualSun-module-for-the-same-price-why-should-I-choose-the-DualSun- This Page] | |||
** "A DualSun panel has a thermal power output of 404 watt peak (thermal unit) for domestic hot water use as well as a photovoltaic power capacity of 280 watt peak (electric), adding up to a total of 684 W / panel" | |||
**[https://my.dualsun.com/en/our-distributors/ No USA Distributors ; Will try contacting them] | |||
=Internal Links= | =Internal Links= | ||
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=External Links= | =External Links= | ||
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Photovoltaic_thermal_hybrid_solar_collector The Wikipedia Page on PVT Collectors] | *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Photovoltaic_thermal_hybrid_solar_collector The Wikipedia Page on PVT Collectors] | ||
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ow0BHlSZg5M A Video by the YouTube Channel "[[Just Have a Think]] " Titled "The Solar PV panel that provides electricity AND heat for your home!" ] Mentions the company "Sunovate" which uses an air cooled version rather than liquid. Less good for heat exchange, but may be of use for Desiccant Recharging in something like a [[Rotary Dehumidifier]] ? That or cold climates | |||
[[Category: Energy]] [[Category: Solar]] | |||
Latest revision as of 20:35, 10 April 2022
Basics
- Often shortened to Photovoltaic Thermal collectors, and abbreviated as PVT
- A Combination of a Photovoltaic Panel and a Solar Hot Water Heater
- Cools the PV panel, increasing it's efficiency, and produces hot water (or another working fluid)
Off the Shelf Options
Dual Sun
- Their hybrid model is called the "Spring" panel
- Their Product Page
- Power Quote From This Page
- "A DualSun panel has a thermal power output of 404 watt peak (thermal unit) for domestic hot water use as well as a photovoltaic power capacity of 280 watt peak (electric), adding up to a total of 684 W / panel"
- No USA Distributors ; Will try contacting them
Internal Links
External Links
- The Wikipedia Page on PVT Collectors
- A Video by the YouTube Channel "Just Have a Think " Titled "The Solar PV panel that provides electricity AND heat for your home!" Mentions the company "Sunovate" which uses an air cooled version rather than liquid. Less good for heat exchange, but may be of use for Desiccant Recharging in something like a Rotary Dehumidifier ? That or cold climates