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Green Plumbing

Category - Solar Hot Water

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Which of the following is not a utility-related consideration in planning an installation of a solar thermal system at a site?

Existing kWhs per month over a year
Existing Btus per month over a year
Existing wastewater conveyance
Existing water lines and storage

Explanation

Answer: C - Existing wastewater conveyance has no bearing in planning an installation of a solar thermal system at a site. Both or either (depending on energy source) of kWhs or Btus of electricity or natural gas, respectively, should be measured over time to determine usage by month for determining potential cost savings with a solar thermal system. Existing water lines and storage capacity can either help or hinder the ease of installation of the solar thermal system.

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