Solar collectors and heat spokes - Citrin Solar
The company Citrin Solar from Moosburg near Munich specializes in the development and production of solar collectors, solar thermal panels and heating and drinking water storage tanks. The advanced solar collectors can be ideally combined with individually sized buffer tanks. This enables flexible use of hot water in the home or business. Citrin Solar manufactures and installs buffer tanks in sizes up to 100,000 liters. Find out more about Citrin Solar's developments and products below.
Citrin Solar: Your expert for solar collectors and buffer storage
Citrin Solar, a leading manufacturer based in Moosburg, near Munich, has been specializing in the development and production of solar collectors and buffer storage tanks for years. These technologies play a central role in modern heating and drinking water systems. Citrin Solar offers a wide range of buffer storage tanks, available in sizes up to 100,000 liters, making them suitable for both private and commercial applications.
Innovative EOS storage tank for maximum energy efficiency
One of Citrin Solar's special highlights is the EOS storage tank, which was specially developed to make efficient use of surplus electricity from photovoltaic systems. An innovative layered plate ensures that the cold water in the storage tank is heated optimally before it is made available for use. This system makes it possible to store heat energy efficiently and make it available immediately, which significantly increases energy efficiency. Citrin Solar has applied for a patent for this process, which particularly distinguishes this technology.
High-performance solar thermal energy from our own production
Citrin Solar produces solar thermal collectors in Moosburg, ensuring that all components come from a single source. These collectors use solar energy to heat solar fluid, which is then stored in a buffer tank for further use. This heat can be used in a variety of ways, whether for underfloor heating, radiators or hot water. Compared to photovoltaic systems, which generate electricity, solar thermal energy offers direct use of solar heat, making it an ideal addition to sustainable heating systems.
