Streamline 591270: Key Attributes

Most suitable for areas that receive medium to high levels of solar radiation, and is suitable for frost prone or harsh water chemistry areas.

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In very cold conditions the water temperature can approach freezing point. The unique Drain-Back™ heat exchange technology protects in any weather extreme.

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Solahart's split system solar water heaters are designed to give you the maximum flexibility of installation locations, while minimises the visual impact of going solar and maximising the potential savings from the sun.

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There is an incentive resulting in a financial benefit to households that install solar hot water, under the Renewable Energy Target - a Federal Government legislated scheme. Your Solahart Expert can deduct the value of the financial benefit as an upfront discount off your system.

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Key Features

The low profile and unobtrusive solar collectors are mounted on the roof, whilst the storage tank is mounted at ground level out of sight. The electric boosted model can even be installed inside your home. This minimises the visual impact of going solar, while maximising the potential savings from the sun.

The 591270 Premier Loline includes in-tank electric boosting to provide hot water even when the sun isn't shining. The electric booster is suitable for connection to a continuous tariff and features automatic electronic controls.

  •  Drain Back Frost Protection
  •  Hard Water Tolerance
  •  Stylish slimline design
  •  Minimum visual impact

 * The suggested price is comprised of RRP less the applicable solar incentive and excluding installation. Solar incentive value applies to 591270 system in Zone 3.

^ Energy savings of up to 65% shown are based on Australian Government approved TRNSYS simulation modelling of a Rheem 591270/2CS07 and using a medium load in Zone 3 and apply when replacing an electric water heater. Any savings will vary depending upon your location, type of Solahart system installed, orientation and inclination of the solar collectors, type of water heater being replaced, hot water consumption and fuel tariff. Maximum financial savings off your hot water bill are achievable when replacing an electric water heater on continuous tariff.

† Warranty Details: 5 Year cylinder, heat exchanger and solar panels, 3 Year labour on cylinder and heat exchanger, 1 Year parts including labour. Applies to a single family domestic dwelling only. Without limiting these periods, a 5-year whole-of-product warranty applies where a rebate has been received under Solar Victoria’s Solar Homes Program for installations from 1st July 2023. For further details, call 131 031.
All other applications have a 3/1/1 warranty; 3 year cylinder and collector supply, 1 year parts supply, 1 year labour. 

1 Electric boost models only.

591270 Specifications

MODEL 591270
Storage Capacity 270 litres
Solar Panels CSA2007
Booster Type Electric
Boost Capacity 125 litres
People Per Household 1-3
Dimensions & Specifications  
Height (A) 1775 mm
Width (B) 650 mm
Depth (C) 682 mm
Weight Empty - Tank 146 kg
Weight Full - Tank 416 kg
Weight Empty - Solar Panels (each) 39 kg
Weight Full - Solar Panels (each) 46 kg

 

CSA2007 Collector
Aperture (heating) area 1.87 m2
Dimensions  
Length 1996 mm
Width 1043 mm
Height 82 mm
Capacity 1.2 litres
Weight  
Empty 36 kg
Full 37.5 kg
Working Pressure 1000 kPa
Absorber Surface Sputtered Selective Surface
Absorber Material copper
Riser Material copper
Number of Risers 7
Tray Material aluminium extruded
Insulation Material - Base 38mm fibreglass blanket
Glass 3.2mm tempered low iron 

 

How Drain-Back Solar Water Heaters Work

Solar Operation The Premier Loline closed circuit solar water heater has its vitreous enamel lined solar storage tank installed at ground or floor level, remotely from the solar collectors. This water heater is an indirect solar hot water system with a heat exchanger in the solar storage tank.

The heat exchanger is filled with closed circuit fluid and is connected to the solar collectors forming a closed circuit. The closed circuit fluid is a solution of a blue, non-toxic food grade propylene glycol concentrate mixed with water. The closed circuit concentrate is used to lower the freezing temperature of the closed circuit fluid and provides protection against freezing.

As the sun heats the solar collectors, the increase in temperature activates the pump. The pump switches on whenever the solar collectors are hotter than the water in the tank. The pump moves the closed circuit fluid from the solar storage tank heat exchanger through an insulated copper pipe to the solar collectors to be heated by the sun’s energy and then back to the heat exchanger. Heat transfers from the closed circuit fluid in the heat exchanger to the water stored in the solar storage tank.

This process continues while solar energy is available and until the water in the solar storage tank reaches a temperature of approximately 75°C. The pump is then deactivated and the closed circuit fluid in the solar collectors and solar pipe work drains back into the heat exchanger in the solar storage tank.

The closed circuit provides protection to the solar collectors and solar circuit in harsh water areas. The drain back principle provides protection to the system in freezing conditions.

Automatic safety controls are fitted to the water heater to provide safe and efficient operation.

Freeze Protection

The water heater has a freeze protection system. The water heater, including the in-series gas booster, is not suitable for installation in areas where the ambient temperature falls below -20°C (including wind chill factor). The closed circuit fluid is an anti-freeze agent which, when mixed to the correct specification, can withstand temperatures of -20°C before it may freeze. The anti-freeze control of the solar circuit is designed so there is no closed circuit fluid in the solar collectors or solar hot and solar cold pipes when the pump is off. The solar circuit only contains closed circuit fluid when the pump is operating during periods of solar gain when heating is required. When the solar pump stops operating, the closed circuit fluid drains back into the storage tank heat exchanger.

Solar Boosting

In-Tank Boosting

An isolating switch is installed in the electrical meter box for an electrically in-tank boosted model. This should be left switched on to allow the booster heating unit to operate if required. The booster heating unit is for heating the water at times of low solar energy gain, such as during very cloudy or rainy weather, or during the colder months. The booster heating unit will only activate if heating is required and power is available from the switchboard. When the water is below the thermostat setting, the booster heating unit will turn on and heat the water. The booster heating unit will automatically turn off when the temperature of the water reaches the thermostat setting. If the water temperature drops below the setting again the booster will re-activate.

Brochures

Why Solahart Solar Hot Water Systems: Download

Premier Loline 591 Series Solar Hot Water System Brochure: Download

Installation Manuals

Premier Loline 591 Series Solar Hot Water System Owner's Guide and Installation Manual: Download

Solar Incentive Forms

Small-scale Technology Certificate Assignment Form: Download