Hamlin NY

SunMaxx Installs Residential Solar Thermal System in Hamlin, NY

In January 2012, a residential solar thermal system was installed for John Beres in Hamlin, NY.   The solar thermal system includes five ThermoPower VHP-30 solar collectors, roof mounted, as well as a 211 gallon solar storage tank.  The system provides both heating and hot water to the residence.  It provides 90% of the domestic hot water needs and 80% of the heating needs for a baseboard heating system.  Mr. Beres took advantage of the $21,000 incentive from NYSERDA.

SunMaxx Installs Residential Solar Thermal System in Hamlin, NY

In July of 2012, a residential solar thermal system was installed for Tommy Smith of Hamlin, New York.  His system uses five ThermoPower VHP-30 solar collectors, with an awning mount, as well as a 211 gallon solar storage tank. He took advantage of the NYSERDA Solar Thermal Incentive Program and was provided $15,960 toward his system.

SunMaxx Solar Installs System at Hometowne Cafe in Hamlin, NY

In August 2012, SunMaxx Solar, in conjunction with Simply Solar Systems LLC, completed a solar thermal installation at the Hometown Cafe in Hamlin, NY.  The installation included five ThermoPower VHP-30 evacuated tube solar collectors, which were awning mounted, along with a 211 gallon solar storage tank. This system provides approx. 75% of the businesses domestic hot water needs.  The tank has an electric element and it's tied into a 50 gallon electric hot water tank.  Hometown Cafe took advantage of the $25,000 from the NYSERDA Solar Thermal Incentive Program.

SunMaxx System Installed at Krony’s Pizza in Hamlin, NY

In August 2012, SunMaxx Solar worked with Simply Solar Systems LLC to design and install a commercial solar thermal system for Krony's Pizza in Hamlin, NY.  The solar thermal installation included five ThermoPower VHP-30 evacuated tube solar collectors and a 211 gallon solar hot water storage tank. The collectors are roof mounted and provide approx. 75% of the businesses domestic hot water needs.  The new system ties into two gas hot water tanks (1 at 40G and the other at 50G).   They took advantage of the Solar Thermal Incentive Program through NYSERDA and saved $25,000.