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Yup. It is centralize. Not individual. Another important is how to not waste the hot water to minimize the cost lost. Water and energy.
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QUOTE(ozak @ Jan 6 2018, 02:31 PM) Yup. It is centralize. Not individual. Yes, that's where closed loop plumbing for hot water comes in handy. A large tank with a recirculation port overcome this issue and assures the pipes have hot water by using a timer on a recirculation pump.Then combine that with whatever makes sense economically.Another important is how to not waste the hot water to minimize the cost lost. Water and energy. This post has been edited by halcyon27: Jan 6 2018, 02:48 PM |
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Jan 6 2018, 07:42 PM
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QUOTE(halcyon27 @ Jan 6 2018, 02:47 PM) Yes, that's where closed loop plumbing for hot water comes in handy. A large tank with a recirculation port overcome this issue and assures the pipes have hot water by using a timer on a recirculation pump.Then combine that with whatever makes sense economically. Local people here less understand about energy saving and contractor less experience on such advantage saving. That why we here still pretty basic about hot water and saving energy compare to western. |
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QUOTE(RO Player @ Jan 6 2018, 07:25 PM) msia solar water heater...dominated by this non efficient solar powered greedy distributor...but other world alrdy using this see video.. Oh well, you see how seller push their products you know why. Many usually look at initial investment cost, don't look at running cost. Heating is not Malaysia critical requirement. |
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QUOTE(3536837 @ Nov 7 2011, 09:09 AM) solar is a good solution for environment friendly... You're right, i completely scrapped the idea of having to install the solar water heater when the piping cost more that the heater itself.and nowadays the solar price is acceptable , but dont forget have to add on the price for copper piping..... the price for copper piping might more expensive than the solar itself = =" Worst thing is it still use electricity if the water is not hot enough. i wonder if in the end there will be any saving at all when compare to install instant water heater. |
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Apr 10 2018, 01:58 PM
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QUOTE(RO Player @ Jan 6 2018, 10:31 AM) yea...looking at gas method.. Hi all,http://www.rinnai.com.my/product/category/10/69 is rinnai closed or what?? cant call them I am in the market shopping for water heater, and are considering between gas type or solar...I wonder anyone been using the gas type willing to share his/her experience? There are a lot of questions on my mind - 1. Is it true that gas type heater only work on centralized gas supply? how about those cylinder type tank supply? Will it be a complicated installation process? 2. For a family of 5, how long will a tank last, assuming it can run on tank type. 3. Safety wise, is it safer than electricity instant type? 4. Only Rinnai? any other brand? After some calculation I think I am convince that gas type probably is the most energy efficient (not same as cost efficient) but that is just my 2 cents...and I been trying to contact Rinnai for the last two weeks.... |
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QUOTE(sonypshomer @ Apr 9 2018, 09:58 AM) You're right, i completely scrapped the idea of having to install the solar water heater when the piping cost more that the heater itself. ROI will be very long, be it solar, gas or storage. The guaranteed part is enjoyment of hot water when you need it most (for Gas and Storage)Worst thing is it still use electricity if the water is not hot enough. i wonder if in the end there will be any saving at all when compare to install instant water heater. |
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A quick update for the benefit of everyone...I manage to get a quote for the gas type heater (instant) outdoor unit. The cost is about RM 3k but the piping is the real killer where I was quoted about 800 per bathroom/kitchen....without the mixer. So total piping will be 4k for my project! This might be the game changer for me...I will be deciding on this soon.
The fortunate part is that the gas unit itself is cheaper than expected and cheaper compared to solar system.... |
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QUOTE(Student111 @ Apr 13 2018, 11:49 AM) A quick update for the benefit of everyone...I manage to get a quote for the gas type heater (instant) outdoor unit. The cost is about RM 3k but the piping is the real killer where I was quoted about 800 per bathroom/kitchen....without the mixer. So total piping will be 4k for my project! This might be the game changer for me...I will be deciding on this soon. RM800 is enough to buy a basic Panasonic water heater below RM300, installation of ~RM120The fortunate part is that the gas unit itself is cheaper than expected and cheaper compared to solar system.... RM420... so there's RM380 extra to pay for electricity. 3.6kW @ full power At average of RM0.50/kWh, assume you shower at 30 minutes with 2/3 power is 2.4kW.. RM1.2 per shower.. let you shower 2 times a day, RM2.4..that's 158 days of shower.. You add in the cost of the mixer, the cost of the gas heater itself... do your maths bro |
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Apr 17 2018, 09:54 PM
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I totally agree with u, that is why i said this could be the game changer. Yet, i simply dont understand why the piping is so expensive?
The work hour needed should be the same if u are laying pipe (regardless of pvc or copper or stainless steel) so the material difference should be the primary cost.......... maybe i should DIY the piping? |
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QUOTE(Student111 @ Apr 17 2018, 09:54 PM) I totally agree with u, that is why i said this could be the game changer. Yet, i simply dont understand why the piping is so expensive? You should try DIY and you will be understand.The work hour needed should be the same if u are laying pipe (regardless of pvc or copper or stainless steel) so the material difference should be the primary cost.......... maybe i should DIY the piping? It is different work hr for each material different. Which PVC is cheaper and easy to work. 2nd is the overall laying the piping. If 80% or 90% of the pipe require conseal, that cost higher and more work to do. Compare running on the wall. Try it and let us know here. |
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QUOTE(zheilwane @ Nov 8 2011, 11:20 PM) Weird, seldom ppl asked about microsolar as it is quite hard to find a microsolar dealer but would b a good idea to add in the poll website: microsolarsystem.comBy just asking around, i found out why some contractors quote a high price for solar piping 1) Copper pipes are exp and there is a risk of the pipes getting stolen before laying the tiles. Contractors will nd to bear the risk, so they hike up the price to reduce their risk of making a loss. 2) Some contractors dont even know how solar heater works, they do not wan to get involved with troublesome work, so they give u a high price to demotivate u to install a solar. If you get a professional plumber to quote the job, it would b most likely much cheaper compared to a contractor. For those who are interested in getting a solar and you wanna know whatz the difference between all the solar in the market, u feel free to ask or debate here. facebook : Microsolar System Water Heaters email : microsolar@hotmail.com tel : 03 56373735, 0133625965 The worlds highest temperature solar water heater. no electricity. |
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QUOTE(Muuru @ Jan 4 2018, 04:00 PM) Hi Halcyon, website: microsolarsystem.comI have installed the polypipe for hot water and completed all the house plumbing works. From the information you have provided it seems my hot water piping is not adequately suitable for Microsolar brand. Is Solarwave brand acceptable for my House? I am of impression Solarhot, Microsolar, Summer and Solarwave all are tube heating type whereas Mysolar are panel heating type. I am also of impression only Solarhot and Microsolar does not require additional Tnb supply for heating the water on cloudy days, whereas other brands require Tnb supply thus additional yearly electricity cost. In my findings with limited resources, excluding Solarhot (expensive Australia Brand), Microsolar is the best in terms of material made, heating capacity, not require additional tnb supply, better efficiency but price is expensive and only 2 years warranty. Whereas Summer, Solarwave and Mysolar comes in 2nd, 3rd and 4th in terms of price, efficiency and all requires additional tnb supply and such extra yearly cost, all 3 comes with 2 years guarantee and 8 to 9 years warranty. Is it true Microsolar is fully Msia made whereas Solarwave is China made and Msia assembled? Please give me some pointers to choose among the above mentioned or other brands in term of efficiency, low initial cost, fast ROI, long lasting, good after sale service. Tq facebook : Microsolar System Water Heaters email : microsolar@hotmail.com tel : 03 56373735, 0133625965 The worlds highest temperature solar water heater. no electricity. Microsolar is the longest lasting highest temperature solar water heater, we have customers from 22 years ago 1996 water still hot. No other solar water heater in Malaysia lasts that long? Although the Microsolar warranty against manufacturing defects is 3 years, if the unit can last 3 years it means no manufacturing defects, in actual fact the Microsolar will outperform and outlast many other solar water heaters (of course assuming all brands of solar water heaters are serviced regularly once every 4 to 5 years against the dirt and sediment and limescale prevalent in Malaysian tap water. Having a whole house water filter is recommended. ) There is no point in having a 10 or 15 years warranty when the water is not hot or the company closes after 4 years, or if the unit starts to leak after 4 years.. Similarly having a large capacity solar water heater is of no use if the water is not hot after two years due to clogging of bottleneck piping of single vavle solar heaters. Look for efficiency high temperature multi vavle and no electricity usage like Microsolar. |
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QUOTE(ozak @ Jan 5 2018, 09:29 PM) I have this experience 2yrs ago at mt.k. 1 of the hostel is using microsolar. I think got 2unit. But by the night time, it not enough hot water for the occupant. So my friend have to come to my hostel to take shower. Which is an instant heater. website: microsolarsystem.comDon't think solar heater is suit for hostel. Even with heater, you need to always ON it. facebook : Microsolar System Water Heaters email : microsolar@hotmail.com tel : 03 56373735, 0133625965 The worlds highest temperature solar water heater. no electricity. Even tho Microsolar produces the most hot water/highest temperature per square meter of panel , there are limits as to what the most efficient solar heater can do. We have to be realistic, please plan for your number of pax carefully. But Microsolar is very suitable for hostels and hotels as it is the most efficient in the world, ie shortest ROI. The largest solar water installation in Malaysia at UCSI University Taman Connaught 2017 see www.microsolarsystem.com using no electricity . Most UCSI University campuses in Malaysia, Taman Connaught, Taman Taynton Le Quadri Hotel, Marang Kuala Trengganu, Kuching, Bandar Springhill Port Dickson, are using Microsolars for their thousands of students without electricity. No problem there.. Mount Kinabalu at Laban Rata 3200m above sea level , imcoming water temperature 5C, the Microsolars can still heat up the water without electricity to 40C to 50C in cloudy weather, other solar water heaters cannot do that. But max number of pax supported per Microsolar is 8 pax, therefore for two Microsolars 220 litres each at Pendant Hut the max no of pax is 16. The larger Microsolars 330 litres could not be carried up by porters so two units of 220 litres Microsolar was installed. The problem is often there are 30 to 40 pax in the Hut taking showers, plus kitchen usage, but heard some management personnel said do not want to install more Microsolars, they are all rugged climbers, can withstand cold water showers... ... so moral of the story is, if properly planned for the number of pax showers, Microsolar is the best solution for heating water without electricity. |
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QUOTE(RO Player @ Jan 5 2018, 12:02 PM) website: microsolarsystem.comfacebook : Microsolar System Water Heaters email : microsolar@hotmail.com tel : 03 56373735, 0133625965 The worlds highest temperature solar water heater. no electricity. 220 litres Microsolar RM6,000 with basic install Klang Valley 330 litres Microsolar RM8,000 with basic install Klang Valley |
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QUOTE(halcyon27 @ Jul 5 2017, 05:19 PM) Just saw from this site that our fellow countryman Mr Teoh Siang Teik was featured. Despite what many of us may have experience, credit should go to him for what he's given the world and is furiously being imitated: the world's hottest solar water heater. website: www.microsolarsystem.comfacebook: Microsolar System Water Heaters email: microsolar@hotmail.com tel : +(603) 56373735, +(6013) 3625965 The world's highest temperature water heaters |
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QUOTE(Muuru @ Jan 4 2018, 11:50 AM) Hi there, MICROSOLARI am interested to install solar water heater at my new house which I have run poly pipe from kitchen ceiling to my kitchen sink and three bathroom mixer shower and wash basin mixer. I am staying in Senawang, Negeri Sembilan. Can anybody recommend good, reliable and cost effective solar water heater. I had checked few type, Mysolar 60gl c/w 0.5 hp Puregen water pump selling for RM5000. Solarwave 60gl from KL RM3999. Microsolar 60gl Seri kembangan RM5999. website: www.microsolarsystem.com facebook: Microsolar System Water Heaters email: microsolar@hotmail.com tel : +(603) 56373735, +(6013) 3625965, +(6012) 3325965 The world's highest temperature water heaters Microsolar 120 litres 3 pax RM4,800.00 with basic install Klang Valley Microsolar 220 litres 6 pax RM6,000.00 with basic install Klang Valley Microsolar 330 litres 8 pax RM8,000.00 with basic install Klang Valley |
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QUOTE(halcyon27 @ Jan 5 2018, 12:06 PM) Prices subjected to change so get them to quote. Send them an email. They have 3 models if not mistaken. 28gal/128l, 60gal/270l 80gal/360l. MICROSOLARI bought the M60VTHE for RM4750 in 2008. Installation costs another RM300. website: www.microsolarsystem.com facebook: Microsolar System Water Heaters email: microsolar@hotmail.com tel : +(603) 56373735, +(6013) 3625965, +(6012) 3325965 The world's highest temperature water heaters Microsolar 120 litres 3 pax RM4,800.00 with basic install Klang Valley Microsolar 220 litres 6 pax RM6,000.00 with basic install Klang Valley Microsolar 330 litres 8 pax RM8,000.00 with basic install Klang Valley |
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QUOTE(ozak @ Jul 19 2017, 12:46 PM) It is same problem wasting the same amount of water from the extra tank. Yes do not put any tank whether insulated or not between the Microsolar and the hot water shower, it will only increase the "dead water" heat loss and wastes hot water . Use only half inch hot water piping and insulate it if possible. Plan your piping layouts and Microsolar locations so that the hot water piping between Microsolar and shower head must be as short and as small diameter as possible. Insulate the copper pipe if you can. You can use those aircon copper pipe foam insulate tube. Cheap also. This prove to be effective by 1 of the guy here who done that last time. MICROSOLAR website: www.microsolarsystem.com facebook: Microsolar System Water Heaters email: microsolar@hotmail.com tel : +(603) 56373735, +(6013) 3625965, +(6012) 3325965 The world's highest temperature water heaters Microsolar 120 litres 3 pax RM4,800.00 with basic install Klang Valley Microsolar 220 litres 6 pax RM6,000.00 with basic install Klang Valley Microsolar 330 litres 8 pax RM8,000.00 with basic install Klang Valley |
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