The only reason a solar water heating system won’t be reliable will be because you’ve chosen the wrong solar company, first to supply you with quality products and then to carry out a bad installation!

If you choose the right solar company to deal with, you’ll find that not only will they help you find the right solution to suit the energy requirements of your family or business; they’ll also be able to provide you with quality solar products that’ll suit your budget perfectly.

Is solar water heating system reliable?

The next question, after you’ve asked the one about the cost of a solar water heating system to suit your requirements, is probably ‘is solar water heating system reliable?.

The answer to this is yes, if:

You understand, that as with any other regular property maintenance checks and inspections, your solar water heating system is also going to require the tender loving care any pump system would need, to keep it performing at its best.

This does not mean you’ll have to check it every week or month, but, if you’ve formed a trusted relationship with a reliable team like the one at Renaissance Solar, they’ll make sure you know exactly when it would be best to do a maintenance check.

A well-installed quality solar water heating system that’s maintained when necessary, which could be around once a year or year and a half, is one that will be reliable for many years to come.

Will there be hot water throughout winter?

This is where we need to take a quick look at 2 types of solar collectors:

A solar collector is the solar panel on your roof that absorbs radiation from the sun and then transfers the energy to either a fluid or material, which, at its most basic, is where the process of heating water for your home or business begins.

Frost-free areas – Flat plate collectors are insulated boxes designed to be weatherproof, which contain a dark absorber plate under either a polymer or glass cover. This is the ideal collector for you if you live in a frost-free area. 

Cold, frost areas – If you live in one of the colder areas in South Africa, where frost is prevalent in winter, you’ll be best served by installing Evacuated tube collectors.

These collectors consist of parallel rows of transparent glass tubes, and, with its glass outer tube and metal absorber tube attached to a coated fin; you’ll be looking at less heat loss, especially if you have to get through pretty cold temperatures in winter!

So yes, you’ll have a reliable source of free hot water throughout the year, once you’ve taken the step to invest in a solar water heating system!

Speak to the experts at Renaissance Solar

If you want absolute energy efficiency, a solar water heating system you can rely on to give you an unbeatable return on investment, let the awesome team of experts at Renaissance Solar in Cape Town introduce you to the most reliable solar water heating systems available!

This team will give you the complete rundown on exactly what it will take for you to break the shackles that Eskom has on your budget, and they’ll do it by providing you with quality local solar products at exceptionally competitive prices!

Don’t get left behind as South Africans forge a future in which they no longer have to pay for hot water, as well as contributing to the safety of our embattled environment for a greener future!

Water heating is without a doubt the greatest drain on your energy budget in your home and business, which is why millions of consumers are taking the important first step towards lowering their electricity bills by installing solar water heating systems.

While many are still put off by the initial outlay for a solar water heating system, the benefits are extremely rewarding, especially when you take into consideration relatively short payback periods.

So, is solar heating worth it? Getting down to brass tacks and the bottom line, the answer is yes! Especially if shaving off up to 40% of your electricity bill will make your bank balance look a lot healthier, and give you the extra moola to spend on much nicer goodies!

Is solar heating worth it?

Let’s look at a few of the pros and cons involved in choosing to install a solar water heating system:

Pro

Lowering electricity usage

Energy savings is the number one pro, which in an embattled economic climate, as well as with ever-escalating tariff increases from Eskom, with its monopoly on the power grid, makes solar heating an exceptionally attractive alternative for heating water.

Once your solar water heating system is installed, you won’t be using electricity to heat your water, so, though you’ll be busy with your payback period, you’ll have free hot water from the sun!

Pro

Beautifully sunny South Africa

Living in South Africa is a real blessing when it comes to relying on solar heating, with a climate that has more sun than Europe could ever hope for, yet Europeans have been relying on solar energy to power everything from their homes and businesses to heating their water!

If they can do it, we have no excuse!

Con

The upfront financial investment

The average South African simply doesn’t have money lying around doing nothing, which means that, though solar heating will save you a fortune in the long run; the initial outlay may seem a little overwhelming.

Because of the complexities of a solar water heating system in comparison with an electrical geyser, counting your pennies in order to pay for the installation can feel a little steep.

The good news here is that Renaissance Solar in Cape Town will assist you to make your investment work perfectly for you, by offering affordable solar water heating systems of high quality.

This team works with local suppliers and local solar products, which is an immediate bonus for you, and, by bringing your water heating requirements and budget to this awesome team, you’ll find it’s easier to make solar water heating a reality.

The initial investment is also offset by the longevity of the solar geyser, such as in the case of Xstream Geysers offering a 7 year warranty, and the 10 year warranty you’ll enjoy with the solar panels!

Con

A wee bit of maintenance

First off, Renaissance Solar has been in the solar industry since 2009, and you can rely on this team to be at your door in a jiffy when a solar water heating system needs any maintenance.

The solar water heating panels have to deal with exposure to the elements, so you’d be looking at having to carry out regular maintenance on them, to keep them healthy and extend their lifespan.

The good news is that you’d only need to get the team in to do maintenance perhaps once a year, which isn’t going to be too painful. Aside from which, the service excellence you receive from Renaissance Solar includes not being ripped off for these services! 

Bottom line; it’s all sunshine & roses at Renaissance Solar!

To reiterate; is solar heating worth it? 

Absolutely! Quite frankly, the benefits of installing a solar water heating system far outweighs any minor disadvantages as discussed above! 

Contact Renaissance Solar to find out more about soaking up the sun to enjoy hot water all year round, no matter how big or small your property is, this team will find the perfect solution to suit your hot water requirements, and your budget! 

 

Here are a few really good reasons to answer the question ‘why use solar water heating system’! It’s economical, environmentally friendly, and an investment which, aside from offering immediate savings (even while you’re in the payback period!), is going to make you smile at the long term returns you can look forward to!

Why use solar water heating system?

Quite simple really, aside from the technical details; Eskom can never again interfere with your hot water supply; no matter how many times they find reasons for load shedding!

How does a solar water heating system work?

To get the real answers to this question you’d be better served by the experts at Renaissance Solar, who will take the technical language and break it down into language you’re able to understand, without having to stretch your brain too much.

For that reason, let’s keep it as simple as possible here, just to give you the gist of how solar heating systems work. The system starts with solar panels mounted on your roof, which contains tubes filled with water and connected via an inlet and outlet tube to the holding tank, which becomes your supply of hot water on tap.

Even cloudy weather isn’t going to rob you of hot water throughout the year, but, if you do want to add electrical back-up to the system, chat to the team at Renaissance Solar and they’ll work out the right option for you.

Different types of solar water heating systems

There are various types of solar water heating systems on offer from Renaissance Solar, so that whether you choose a direct solar water heating system or indirect system, you’ll be able to make an informed decision about which would suit your requirements best. 

The indirect solar water heating system

If you live in an area with ‘hard’ water, which is water that technically has a high content of dissolved minerals, as well as in an area where frost is prevalent in winter, this would be the best option for you.

An indirect solar water heating system consists of a heat exchange system that uses a heat transfer liquid to transfer the heat from the solar collector to the holding tank.

The direct solar water heating system

This is the ideal solar water heating system if you live in a mild climate that has water which has a low concentration of calcium carbonate as opposed to ‘hard’ water elsewhere.

The direct solar water heating system simply circulates the water directly between a storage tank and the collector itself.

Flat-plate solar collectors

With a cover made from toughened glass and an essential weather-resistant casing, as well as a coated metal absorber plate designed for durability, flat-plate collectors supplied and installed by Renaissance Solar are an affordable and tough option.

Evacuated tube solar collectors

Yep, it’s all sounding a little too technical here, but that’s what the friendly team of experts at Renaissance Solar are there for! They translate the technical terms, bits and parts of solar water heating systems, into a language that us solar dummies struggle with, but let’s thunder on…

Evacuated tube collectors are fundamentally made up of a network of tubes, which are able to generate more hot water even in the coldest conditions. The only drawback with evacuated tube collectors is that they can crack because they don’t have the same weather-resistant casing.

Many more questions on your mind already?

Although solar water heating systems are relatively simple, in terms of the fact that the system consists of only a geyser and a panel, if you want to get the most for your investment, list your questions and give the team at Renaissance Solar a call today to start changing your tomorrows!

Renaissance Solar has been supplying and installing SABS quality high and low pressure solar hot water systems in Cape Town since 2009.

With this team on your side, you’ll be starting a real adventure into freedom from high electricity tariffs and a grid supply that’s unstable, to say the least!

Imagine a world in which you’re no longer reliant on ridiculously expensive electricity to enjoy hot water in your home or business…got the picture? Well, if homes and businesses in Europe can make it with solar water heating systems, then how much more can we get out of it in a country like South Africa?

You could easily be looking at a reduction of 40% on your current electricity bill, and, as you know well by now, whatever you’re paying for electricity this month is only temporary; tariffs will go up and there’s nothing we can do about it, except to do more than just think of investing in a solar water heating system!

Your first question is going to be;

How does a solar water heating system work?

You really do need knowledge and experience that relates to anything to do with solar energy in order to gather a smidgen of understanding in terms of how a solar water heating system works, and, on average, it’s only the experts that can translate technicalities into something we can understand.

Well; how does a solar water heating system work? Let’s look at the very basic parts of a solar water heating system to get a clearer idea of what it takes to harness the sun’s rays to heat our water.

At its simplest, each solar water heating system consists of a solar geyser and a panel, for a start.

In essence, there are 2 different types of collectors that are used in a solar water heating system, namely flat plate panels and evacuated tubes collectors.

 

The Panels

The flat plate panels will be installed on your north-facing roof, preferably in a position that isn’t blocked by other buildings or anything else that can get in the way of the sun’s rays. Flat plates are considered the simplest solution, and, if you’re looking at a product like SunScan Flat Plate panels, you’ll find that you have a choice of formats and sizes that range from 1.7m², 2m², 2.4m² to 3m². The size of the panel is determined by the size of your home or business and how much hot water you need to have on tap.

 

Evacuated Tube Collectors

Evacuated tubes are a little more sophisticated than flat plate collectors, which means that an evacuated tube system tends to be more expensive; however, there is good reason for this. These are used on west or east-facinbg roofs where thereis only a half day of sun.

For instance, the SunScan Evacuated tube SunSeeker range on offer from Renaissance Solar in Cape Town holds the promise of high performance and efficiency with less sun which makes the extra cost well worthwhile.

The Double Layer Insulation makes these evacuated tubes the best in their class, offering superior performance, which ultimately extends the lifespan of your system.

The Solar Geyser

The water that is heated via either a flat plate collector or evacuated tube system is what keeps the water hot in your solar geyser, though it’s a little more complicated than this, to say the least.

This is definitely where picking the experienced brains at Renaissance Solar is vital, from the outset of planning to install a solar water heating system!

As with most of the solar products on offer at Renaissance Solar in Cape Town, the solar geysers are all made locally, and this is another plus for saving on your budget. Xstream Fibreglass geysers are made in Paarl and Kwikot Superline Geysers are made in Gauteng.

Ultimately, the team at Renaissance Solar has maintained a commitment to keeping their prices low, while remaining dedicated to providing quality SABS approved solar products at these competitive prices.

Among the household brand names solar geysers on offer from this team you’ll find top of the line Xstream Geysers, Kwikot, GAP and Heat Tech, all of which are products Renaissance Solar has worked with for many years to date.

If you’re ready to find out more about what happens between the collectors and a solar geyser, contact the friendly experts at Renaissance Solar today.

If anyone can simplify the technicalities for those of us without experience or an extensive knowledge of solar products, this team will, with pleasure!

We live with an unstable, erratic and increasingly expensive electricity dinosaur, to say the least, and, even if all you can do at this stage is to install a solar water heating system, it’s time to look at living off free energy, supplied in abundance by the sun in South Africa!

In 2019 we hit stage 6 Eskom load shedding, and, despite the jokes that were born out of that fiasco, there is a very real possibility that we could head that way again in 2021, especially in an economy that has been decimated by the Coronavirus pandemic.

There was always the probability that electricity could well become a luxury instead of a necessity, and, to all intents and purposes, with job losses and businesses closing down, we are now living in that reality.

More and more families and businesses are asking the same question every day; what are advantages of solar water heating?

What are advantages of solar water heating?

Installing a solar water heating system from Renaissance Solar in Cape Town is going to shave off 40% of your electricity bill, making a short payback period of between 2 to 3 years a worthwhile expense, considering what you’re currently paying, just to have hot water.

Save money & soak in free hot water!

We can all do with every cent we can save today, and, there can be no better savings effort than to invest in a quality solar water heating system now, and to head into a future free of Eskom.

Once the payback period of your solar water heating system is over, you’ll be enjoying the benefits of absolutely free hot water well into the foreseeable future.

Efficiency at its best!

There can be no doubt about the fact that heating your water directly from the rays of the sun is efficiency at its very best! Whether you’re investing in a solar water heating system for your home or business, you will be a winner from the day you start heating your water from the sun in a very sunny South Africa!

Say goodbye to fossil fuels & do your bit for the environment!

While you’re saving money by installing a solar water heating system, you’ll also be lightening the load on the environment, reducing your carbon footprint for the future of generations to come.

 

We can no longer ignore the fact that climate change is and has been happening for a long time now, and carbon emissions are one of the biggest culprits in placing massive strain on the environment.

Are you ready to make the most of solar energy?

There are only 12 solar hot water installation companies that are accredited by the City of Cape Town, and Renaissance Solar is one of the big 12, which is where your peace of mind starts.

This team will help you to make an informed decision about the best solar water heating system for your home or business, to ensure that your investment not only gives you great returns, but that it’ll far outweigh the initial cost of the installation.

Let the awesome team at Renaissance Solar lead you into future that promises free hot water for as long as the sun warms our beautiful shores in Cape Town!

The answer to this, in a nutshell, is…virtually nothing, compared to what you’re paying Eskom right now, never mind about the next lot of tariff hikes to come!

If you want absolute clarity about this question, then you’d be doing yourself a real favour by contacting Renaissance Solar  in Cape Town for solar water heating!  Being a fully transparent and trusted company, the prices we’ll look at here are on their website for all to see. 

There is no hidden agenda when you deal with these consummate professionals, in fact, they go out of their way to maintain low prices for SABS quality solar products, which is one of the secrets of success for this solar company that first opened its doors in 2009.

How much does solar water heating cost?

The things that will have an impact on the cost of solar water heating systems are as varied as system types are, whether an external or split system. 

It will also depend on installation specifics that include any existing reticulation and fittings, as well as the location of your new solar water heating system in relation to the existing piping.

The fact is, that whatever you spend on installing a solar water heating system will be worth every penny by the time you’ve paid it off, after which you’ll no longer get that sinking feeling in your stomach when your electricity bill arrives!

Though the initial cost of a solar water heating system may seem expensive, the true value in the phenomenal ROI you can look forward to well into the future, is actually priceless.

What about warrantees on solar geysers & solar panels?

Although solar panels from Renaissance Solar carry a 10 year warranty, their lifespan can easily be longer, and, most solar geysers provided by this team come with an awesome 7 year warrantee.

On top of this, you can expect outstanding back-up service for as long as you are enjoying the benefits of a solar water heating system installed by Renaissance Solar.

2 Examples of prices for solar water heating systems for Non-Frost Coastal Areas – the very best solar water heating systems for Cape Town:

The prices listed here include the full installation, VAT and a Geyserwise Timer, which is yet another money-saving product!

Please note that prices range from what is listed and then, depending on installation specifics as discussed above, upwards of these starting prices which include full installation and VAT .

 

• Direct High Pressure Flat Plate Systems

 

 

150lt from              R 20 643

200lt from              R 23 293

250lt from              R 30 170

300lt from              R 35 299

 

 

• Direct Evacuated Tube Systems

 

 

150lt  from             R21 258

200lt  from             R24 875

250lt  from             R32 068

300lt  from             R36 541

 

 

• Converting your own geyser to solar

 

150lt  from             R18 268

200lt  from             R18 912

 

Call Renaissance Solar today!

This is just a little taster of where to get started on your budget, if you’re ready to invest in the best solar water heating systems in Cape Town. It’s also the best place to get right down to the nitty gritty of the initial question asked; how much does solar water heating cost?

Enjoy the confidence and freedom that a solar water heating system will bring, as opposed to being trapped in an endless cycle of ever-increasing electricity tariffs! Contact the friendly, down to earth team at Renaissance Solar to start this journey to a future of free hot water!

This is a pretty loaded question for most of us, since we don’t have the experience or knowledge necessary to find the best solar water heating system. This is why we need trusted professionals to answer questions like this, in a way that we can really understand.

If you’re looking for a solar water heating system installer in Cape Town that you can rely on to be open and candid about what it means to install a solar water heating system, then the team at Renaissance Solar is a great starting point.

They’ve been a stable force in the solar industry for over 12 years, and, with this kind of stability, you can trust this passionate team to provide you with the kind of support you deserve when making a major investment like this.

So…

Which is the best solar water heating system?

Again, if you’d like to find out which is the best solar water heating system for your requirements, turn to the professionals at Renaissance Solar, who will make sure you know exactly what you need to keep your family or business in hot water, all year round.

What does a solar water heating system consist of?

At its simplest, a solar water heating system consists of a geyser and a solar panel, and, the capacity of the solar geyser will be determined by the size of your family, or in the case of your business, the size of your staff compliment.

This will be the first question that needs to be addressed when planning to invest in a SWH System, to get the maximum benefit out of the system you invest in.

Renaissance Solar offers quality SWH Systems from South African manufacturers

Considering the state of our economy, it’s a comfort to know that a solar company such as Renaissance Solar is committed to using only the best in South African solar geysers and products in their installations, which makes a big difference financially.

 

Only high-quality solar water heating systems on offer from this team!

Here are a few of the quality brand names associated with solar water heating systems installed by Renaissance Solar in Cape Town:

Xstream Geysers 

These high-quality geysers are available in 100lt, 150lt and 200lt capacity, which gives you a choice that makes it easy to settle on the right size solar geyser for your home or business.

Kwikot

These are all household names in South Africa, which ensures you get the best quality, from the top solar water heating installers in Cape Town. Available in 100lt, 150lt, 200lt, 250lt and 300lt capacity.

Why choose Renaissance Solar?

The team at Renaissance Solar is committed to offering affordable solar hot water systems in and around Cape Town, which is exactly what has earned them a sterling reputation, and it’s a reputation that hasn’t wavered since 2009.

Service excellence is a given when you choose to work with Renaissance Solar, and, based on extensive experience and knowledge, you can also rely on this team to be on hand to offer back-up service that is friendly and reliable.

Bottom line…which is the best solar water heating system? Contact Renaissance Solar today for the answers you need, and to find out more about how they’ll make your investment bring returns that you may never have considered!

The bottom line is that solar water heating systems are cost effective, especially due to the constant increase in Eskom tariffs, which you simply can’t evade, and, it is one of the driving forces behind the increased drive to invest in renewable energy!

As long as the sun is still where it should be, there is no doubt that if you have a solar energy system, no matter what type of system you choose, you will own your power after a relatively short payback period, which is just the type of investment that will line your pockets with extra cash by the time the payback period is over.

Components that make up Solar Water Heating Systems 

Should you be looking at investing in a solar water heating system, you need to remember that this system will not be generating any energy for you to use as a backup for when there is load shedding. 

The installation of a solar heating system will involve components such as solar collectors, which are made up of pipes that contain a different type of transfer fluid, which in turn, will depend on the type of climate it is to be used in.

This solution is what turns solar energy collected from your solar panels into hot the hot water we all prefer to the cold water we suffer during blackouts!

Next in line in terms of solar water heating systems is the heat exchanger, which moves the transfer liquid directly into your solar geyser. Next up is the storage tank , which is where the hot water you don’t use will be stored.

A Solar Geyser is supremely cost effective!

With the investment into solar geysers you are looking at the most cost effective way of heating water, and, you’ll be saving between 40 and 50% on your electricity bill, which is great news for anyone battling with a budget that is being squeezed by Eskom!

If you want quality, contact the best solar installers in Cape Town!

When you’ve finally decided you’d like to explore more about solar energy and quality solar products you need to make sure you can trust the company you will be chatting to about this investment, and, you’ll be choosing the very best solar installers in Cape Town, in South Africa, when you call on Renaissance Solar with all your plans, budget and questions!

This is a passionate team that will take terms and products such as a flat plate collector, a solar geyser, evacuated tube solar collector and any other component that can get you started with getting you as far off the grid as possible, by turning to renewable energy. This passionate team will be more than willing to assist you in making sense of all the terms that seem to be so mystifying to us mere mortals in order to empower you to make informed decisions!

Renaissance Solar is the solar company you can rely on to supply quality solar water heating systems, 3 types of PV Systems; Grid Tie, Hybrid, and their Load-shedding PV system.

The Load-shedding PV system is perfect for you if your budget can’t be stretched too far, since it doesn’t involve solar panels, but only the inverter and battery. This is a highly cost effective way for you to start the journey to full solar energy, and it’ll get you safely through load-shedding, which we know can hit us at any time!

Contact Renaissance Solar today!

Make the most of the knowledge, experience and integrity that the team at Renaissance Solar bring to the industry by contacting the team today, to discuss what it’ll take for you to begin the journey to the best solar system to suit your energy needs!

No matter how you start, you’ll be starting with the best in the solar industry, and, they’ll always be around to help you upgrade to get you further and further from reliance on a grid that simply can’t be relied on!

 

While the difference between Grid-Tied, Hybrid or Load-Shedder PV solar systems can be explained very basically here, it’s important to find a solar expert you can trust to really get to the bottom about which would suit your power requirements and budget best.

This is where the awesome team at Renaissance Solar in Cape Town comes to the rescue. They’ll take the complicated technical jargon and put it into a language that we are able to grasp, well enough to allow you to make a fully informed decision about how we’ll invest in a PV Solar System of any type.

Of course, there are the advantages of each system to look at, as well as the downside of each, so that they can be viewed from a realistic point of view.

Let’s look at the very basics of these three PV Solar Systems, just to give you an idea about the questions you can line up to ask Renaissance Solar when you’re ready to move to solar power:

Grid-Tied PV Solar System

One of the major advantages of the Grid-Tied PV Solar System is that it’s connected to the power grid, which, even though we don’t have a very stable power grid at the best of times with Eskom, still is one of the least expensive systems to begin with.

Despite an unstable power grid, solar panels still generate more power than is generally needed by the average homeowner in a 24hr cycle, but this will also depend on the size of your system in relation to your energy requirements.

It must be noted here that all energy-generating Solar PV Systems that are installed in the City of Cape Town electricity supply area must be registered for authorisation, but this won’t cause you any sweat since the team at Renaissance Solar includes this registration process in all their installations!

In terms of feeding any excess electricity back into the grid, you’d need to pick the brains of the team at Renaissance Solar on the finer details, with regard to getting the most out of your Grid-Tied PV System.

Eskom currently pays less for electricity fed to their grid via Grid-Tied Solar PV Systems than what they charge for electricity. Of course, any loss is more than made up purely because of our mild climate. One sunny summer in Cape Town will make up for less power generated from solar panels in winter.

Your Grid-Tied PV System comprises of solar panels and a grid-tie inverter which, very basically put, turns the grid into a remote battery. It does not come with batteries so your benefit is during the day when the sun is shining or at least it is bright outside.

The downside here is that when there’s load shedding, and it is night time or a cloudy day, you’ll still be in the dark, unfortunately! 

Hybrid PV Solar System

Granted, the Hybrid PV Solar System is more expensive than the Grid-Tie system, mainly because of the addition of backup batteries; however, if you’re able to invest in a system like this, you can be certain of making it through load shedding with all the lights on.

Due to the fact that we seldom get much notice ahead of load shedding, having backup batteries that are fed by the solar panels during the day will give you the average of 4 to 5 hours of battery power you may need during load shedding.

Of course, this also depends on the size of your installation and the demands placed on the battery during load shedding. 

The team at Renaissance Solar have been in the solar industry for over 10 successful years now, and they can give you all the tips you need to make the most of your solar battery power during load shedding!

Load-shedding PV System

This is the least expensive PV system to install. It consists only of Inverter and batteries. While you do not generate your own energy (there are no panels) it will get you through load-shedding. 

Speak to Renaissance Solar for expert advice and guidance!

Renaissance Solar was initially founded in Cape Town with a commitment to offer clients affordable, high quality solar hot water systems, and this unwavering commitment has seen the company grow in leaps and bounds since 2009, on the heels of service excellence and a superb reputation.

Today, Renaissance Solar has grown to become a premier supplier and installer of Grid-Tied, Hybrid and Load-shedder Solar Systems in Cape Town, carrying on their proud tradition of providing quality solar systems at affordable prices. We offer residential and commercial installations.

Contact the friendly team at Renaissance Solar today to find out more about their quality solar products, including solar hot water systems and heat pumps, as well as to discuss the variety of financial offerings they have up their sleeves to make it possible for you to switch to solar and save, with a great ROI!

Here are a few tips offered by the Western Cape Government in terms of preparing for load shedding; we can do with all the help we can get as we look at a future that sees no end to being plunged into darkness!

 

With a passionate determination to provide quality solar products at affordable prices, Renaissance Solar is at the forefront of making it as easy as possible for homes and businesses to be run off solar power, freeing all from exorbitant electricity tariffs and predicted load shedding!

Renaissance Solar is a company that has earned a trusted reputation throughout the years since they first started operating in 2009, giving them the long-term experience needed to ensure their customers get the best out of any solar system and/or Solar Hot Water System installation carried out by this team.

Having been in the industry for so long already, has placed Renaissance Solar in a position to have formed essential long-term relationships with the right installing partners, as well as with local manufacturers of high quality SABS approved solar panels and products.

Considering the plethora of solar companies in the Cape, it is a matter of pride that Renaissance Solar is one of only 12 Solar Hot Water Installation companies that have been accredited by the City of Cape Town, which is high praise indeed.

This is a down-to-earth team of experts that are always willing to work with clients to get to the nitty gritty of exactly what the client requirements are, and from there, to aim towards accomplishing each project within a given budget, to deliver on time, every time!

Service excellence is a given when dealing with this team that offers full turn-key systems, Hybrid, Grid Tie and Off Grid Solar PV systems that are designed to offer clients the very latest in Solar Power Solutions in Cape Town.

In their determination to assist people to break the chains of Eskom and its ever-escalating tariff increases, this team will work with residential clients and those with smaller commercial properties to offer a range of financial solutions to cater to individual installations.

As for larger installations, Renaissance Solar has been able to set up a few funding models that won’t include a capital layout, which is a lot more than most solar companies would dare to do!

They’ve already delivered and installed the largest number of Solar PV commercial installations in the Western Cape, offering such comprehensive solar solutions that they’re able to see you through from the drawing board to final installation of your brand new solar hot water system or PV system.

To most of us, terms like Off Grid, Grid Tied or Hybrid Photo Voltaic Systems (PV Systems) sound as if they come from another planet, which is exactly why we need people’s people like the team at Renaissance Solar to lead the way for us.

They’ll decipher everything for you; the only things you need to do is to bring your dream of breaking free from Eskom, of soaking up the sun to power your home or business, and your budget!

From there you’ll find you’re working with a team that really does have your best interests at heart, which is another rarity in business these days, and, they’ll be around long after final installation to provide you with backup service second to none!

Should you need a little more incentive to move to solar power, even if you start with a Renaissance Solar Hot Water System, take a few minutes to watch this dire load shedding forecast from eNCA posted on the 16th January 2021!

If anything, all that you hear in this forecast is just the tip of the iceberg! We’re not even going to get into the frightening predictions about electricity tariff increases here, increases that’ll simply continue on an upward trajectory well into the future.

Contact the team at Renaissance Solar today to find out how to go about taking the supply of energy into your own hands, for your home and for your business, the right way!