How Solar Hot Water Works

Heat water from your home or business using energy from the sun.

South Florida and The Bahamas has about 300 days of gloriously sunny days a year - which is perfect for a Solar Water System.

Old-fashioned conventional electric water heaters have two heating elements, but solar hot water storage tanks have only one element, and it acts as a backup for those rainy gloomy days. So when there is no sun, you can always have great hot water, and If there were a power outage, you could still have a working solar system.

There is a 10 watt PV panel on the roof next to your hot water panel that circulates hot water with 24V DC circulation pump, leaving you with zero energy cost of operation. You may choose to shut off you breaker or run your backup on a timer so you know when it runs on electric if ever.

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Water Heater Installation (Snapshot)

Why NOT to use Evacuated Tube Systems in Florida and The Bahamas

Saving With Solar Hot Water

Pay for the system today, and enjoy FREE hot water tomorrow! 

Save Up To 30% Off Your Electric by Using a Solar Hot Water System

You can reduce your electric bill by using a Solar Hot Water System in your home. A little known fact is that 20% to 30% of your electric bill is due to hot water usage?

Government Incentives

Federal Incentives credit you 30% off your installation expenses. You can apply the credit to your Federal Income Tax Return and further expand your total savings. We'll provide the easy form, so you can take advantage of the Residential Energy Efficiency Property Tax Credit.

More Advantages The most economical way to increase your property value, save on electricity, or just lessen your carbon footprint, with the least financial burden is to install a solar hot water system.

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Federal Income Tax Return

FPL Solar Hot Water Incentives

Get your solar water heater installed by Teca Solar today and watch your savings pile up!

Solar FPL Rebate Programs is Finished
BUT the 30% Federal Income Tax Credit is Still Available