SunBandit® by NGE® Makes Solar Water Heating More Affordable
Next Generation Energy, LLC, introduces the SunBandit® Water Heating System for preview at SPI 2012. The SunBandit® is a revolutionary new approach to solar water heating that utilizes PV technology instead of solar thermal collectors providing an easier, more reliable, and cost-effective system.
LAFAYETTE, Colorado – Next Generation Energy, LLC, introduces the SunBandit®
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The patent pending SunBandit® Water Heating System employs PV modules as the primary energy source to heat water, integrating electric, gas or oil as the secondary source. The NGE® controller maintains the desired water temperature by regulating the flow of energy. The economical price and simplicity of the SunBandit® over traditional solar thermal greatly expands the market for those interested in using the free energy of the sun to deliver hot water.
"The SunBandit® Water Heating System is a disruptive technological approach to water heating by utilizing PV technology to heat hot water simpler, more reliably, and more cost-effectively than conventional solar thermal systems," CEO Dave Kreutzman said. "With the release of the SunBandit® Water Heating System, everyone has access to trouble-free, practical, and affordable solar hot water."
Next Generation Energy® is a cutting-edge energy solutions provider. Through
optimized design, engineering and procurement, Colorado-based Next Generation Energy® leverages over three decades of industry experience to provide complete integrated renewable energy solutions.
For more information, visit ngeus.com or call Neal at 303.665.2000.
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