Shoalhaven
Gas, Hotwater and Elements are distributors
on the South Coast for Edwards Stainless Steel
Solar Hotwater Systems which we believe to be the
most efficient and longest lasting value for money
system on the market today.
Shoalhaven
Gas Hotwater and Elements is well
known in the area having been in the business
of installing and servicing solar systems throughout
the Shoalhaven for the past 13 years.
We
are very familiar with local terrain which is
very important when deciding which system to
use and which system will work to optimum efficiency.
EDWARDS SOLAR SYSTEMS ARE:
Competitively priced.
The most reliable on the market.
Marine grade stainless steel, which means they
last longer than other brands.
Colour matched to suit roof colours.
Fully frost protected if required.
Able to give 100 litres of free hotwater on average
per day per panel (Based on standard panel).
Made from Titanium panels if required for greater
free hot water.
Able to save you up to 90% on your hot water
bill.
NEW HOME CONSTRUCTION
we advise the following:
Plumber - install all cold valves at ground level and pipe hot
relief to ground.
Electrician - install to off peak #2 with boost switch
to kitchen splashbacks.
REBATES
If you are building a new home or upgrading from an existing electric
hotwater service, you are entitled to the R.E.C. rebates.
BASIX - What is it?
If you are building a new home in NSW you need to submit a BASIX
Certificate with your Development Application.
Introduced by the NSW Government, BASIX, the Building Sustainability
Index, ensures homes are designed to use less potable water and
be responsible for fewer greenhouse gas emissions by setting energy
and water reduction targets for house and units. BASIX is one of
the most robust sustainable planning measures in Australia, delivering
equitable and effective water and greenhouse gas reductions across
NSW.
How does BASIX work?
BASIX is an online program that is free and accessible
to anyone. The user (usually the building designer) enters data
relating to the house or unit design - such as location, size,
building materials etc - into the BASIX tool. BASIX analyses this
data and determines how it scores against the Energy and Water
targets. The design must pass specific targets (which vary according
to location and building type) before the user can print the BASIX
Certificate.
The BASIX Certificate
This lists all the commitments the user has agreed to,
and the Certifying Authority will check these at various stages
of construction. The BASIX Certificate must be attached to the
development application before it can be processed. Click here
to see a sample BASIX Certificate for a single home (pdf 68kb).
Providing options
BASIX is free, flexible and easy to use, allowing users
to determine how they will meet targets from a wide range of options
such as rainwater tanks, water-saving fixtures, improved insulation,
passive solar orientation, natural lighting and native plants
for gardens. Visit the BASIX Website for more information...
Solar Radiation Optimum Roof Configuration
Average
free hotwater per day.
Edwards 7 Riser High Gain Panel
