Force Circulation Solar System

The Forced Circulation Solar Water Heater system is ideal for larger-scale applications or installations that serve multiple buildings or units simultaneously.

In this system, solar collectors are usually mounted on rooftops, while the storage tank can be positioned at ground level or at a distance. A pump circulates cold water from the storage tank to the solar collector, where it is heated by solar energy. Once heated, the water becomes less dense and rises, allowing hot water to be stored for later use. When hot water is drawn, the cycle repeats as cold water is again pumped to the collector.

One key benefit of the forced circulation system is its adaptability across different climates. Unlike thermosiphon systems, it does not rely on temperature gradients for water movement, making it highly effective even in areas with extreme weather or poor building insulation.

This system offers an efficient and cost-saving method to supply hot water for residential, commercial, or industrial use. With proper installation, it ensures consistent performance and significant energy savings over time.

Ariston Kairos Forced Circulation systems are built using corrosion-resistant materials like stainless steel and aluminum for enhanced durability. They offer high energy efficiency and allow for smaller pipe sizes. These systems support flexible installation—even when the tank is placed below or level with the radiator—thanks to a circulation pump that maintains a steady flow of heated water throughout the network.