Shipped with a Free Flexi Flue

Multiple use application geyser (run multiple outlets simultaneously)

The cutting edge RS20 is equipped with many unique features and is constructed out of high quality components. Versatile and compact, the RS20 is one of the safest and most efficient gas water heaters on the market.

TYPE C
For outdoor use under a cover with shortened flue or indoor use with a flue

Features

• Heavy duty copper radiator
• 88% energy efficiency
• Can be installed in confined and unventilated spaces
• Wind resistent burner
• Anti-freeze function
• Touch button temperature control
• Compatible with mixer taps
• Ensures constant temperature when multiple outlets are used simultaneously
• Compact design with a brushed aluminum cover
• Flame failure safety device
• Inverter compatible

• Rating: 80W
• Efficiency: 15.5%
• Width: 680mm
• Height: 760mm
• Price per Watt: (R6,770/Wp)

pecification: Brand new Rated voltage: 12V Working voltage 6-15V Rated current: 1.2A Maximum head: 5m Maximum flow: 600L/H Size: approx. 10.8 x 4cm(H x W)

The system makes use of photovoltaic technology and a unique PTC AC/DC element to heat the water
in the geyser. This differs from the traditional thermal hot water systems where water is cycled from a
collector through pipes to the hot water cylinder by either making use of a 220V pump, 12V pump or
thermo siphoning.
Advantages over thermal hot water systems are as follows:
Any existing geyser can be converted
No Additional plumbing is required
No pumps necessary to circulate water
No risk of damaged panels in frost prone areas
The water temperature can be controlled on very hot summer days – reduced risk of overheating
problems
Suitable in all water conditions
Suitable in areas where the geyser is not situated near the panels
Modular system – can be expanded to build off-grid power system for the home

Victron Bluesolar light PWM solar controller:

Victron’s range of PWM and MPPT charge controllers are both widely used to charge batteries with solar power.

The PWM controller is in essence a switch that connects a solar array to the battery. The result is that the voltage of the array will be pulled down to near that of the battery.

A PWM controller is not a DC to DC transformer. The PWM controller is a switch which connects the solar panel to the battery. When the switch is closed, the panel and the battery will be at nearly the same voltage. Assuming a discharged battery the initial charge voltage will be around 13 V, and assuming a voltage loss of 0,5 V over the cabling plus controller, the panel will be at Vpwm = 13,5 V.

The voltage will slowly increase with increasing state of charge of the battery. When absorption voltage is reached the PWM controller will start to disconnect and reconnect the panel to prevent overcharge (hence the name: Pulse Width Modulated controller).

Features:

– Load output with low battery voltage disconnect function.

– Lighting control function, one timer only.

– Two digit seven segment display for quick and easy setting of the load output functionality, including timer setting.

– Three stage battery charging (bulk, absorption, float), not programmable.

– Load output protected against over load and short circuit.

– Protected against reverse polarity connection of the solar array and/or battery.