safer get 300L, many solar claim better heating, temperature upto 90 degree bla bla bla, tested in bathroom it is impossible to get 90. So, they will say, no no cant measure in bathroom, we nd to measure directly in the solar, ok fine, but cant be solar 90 degree but comes down to bathroom only get 60 degree or 70 degree.
So, if a solar company claims they can do 90 degree celcius, hence u use less hot water, so u no need a big tank, ask them pls write black and white on the receipt, if cant achieve 90 degree demand full refund

To share, i used both evaquated tubes and flat panel, both +- max heat, dont feel a big difference. What i can honestly tell u and accurately inform is that my flat panel aquasolar can achieve a max of 68 degree celcius, measure in my top floor bathroom (max hot) 68 degree is already smoking hot, if really a solar can go upto 90 degree in bathroom, u might accidentally get scalding, imagine pouring boiling water on yourself
Comfortable shower temperature ard 38 - 42 degree +- so with 68degree, mix cold water, u get a nice shower
Bigger Better as u STORE more HOT WATER, in case rainy season.
Solar installed on the second floor roof at the back.
My master bathroom located on second floor 50 feet from the solar heater.
Did a test on the water temperature today.