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Christopher B
1 reviews | Active since Nov 2015
11 Nov 2015, 09:46
Kwikot Solar Water Heaters do not perform.
Kwikot Solar Water Heaters do not perform.<br> We spent R21.000 on their Solar Water Heaters - NO RESULT.<br> They refuse to take them back and refund our money.<br> BAD EXPERIENCE.
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Kwikot (Haier) SA (Pty) Ltd's replyOfficial
11 Nov 2015, 10:57Hello chrisbellingan,
Mr Bellingan has installed 4 x 20 evacuted tube solar collectors on a 8000lt storage tank in an industrial process.
Each 20 tube collector is SABS tested and approved to deliver 200lt of hot water in a standard solar day. So for 4 collectors = 800lt.
Despite all technical interventions to make Mr Bellingan understand the shortcomings of his design, he insists that the collectors do not perform.
Clearly they won't because they are designed to heat 800lt not 8000lt.
Mr Bellingan has installed 4 x 20 evacuted tube solar collectors on a 8000lt storage tank in an industrial process.
Each 20 tube collector is SABS tested and approved to deliver 200lt of hot water in a standard solar day. So for 4 collectors = 800lt.
Despite all technical interventions to make Mr Bellingan understand the shortcomings of his design, he insists that the collectors do not perform.
Clearly they won't because they are designed to heat 800lt not 8000lt.
Kwikot (Haier) SA (Pty) Ltd's reply11 Nov 2015, 10:57
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Hello chrisbellingan,
Mr Bellingan has installed 4 x 20 evacuted tube solar collectors on a 8000lt storage tank in an industrial process.
Each 20 tube collector is SABS tested and approved to deliver 200lt of hot water in a standard solar day. So for 4 collectors = 800lt.
Despite all technical interventions to make Mr Bellingan understand the shortcomings of his design, he insists that the collectors do not perform.
Clearly they won't because they are designed to heat 800lt not 8000lt.
Mr Bellingan has installed 4 x 20 evacuted tube solar collectors on a 8000lt storage tank in an industrial process.
Each 20 tube collector is SABS tested and approved to deliver 200lt of hot water in a standard solar day. So for 4 collectors = 800lt.
Despite all technical interventions to make Mr Bellingan understand the shortcomings of his design, he insists that the collectors do not perform.
Clearly they won't because they are designed to heat 800lt not 8000lt.