What if the property is not allowed to install solar water heaters? Isn't the country advocating energy conservation and emission reduction?

The state does advocate energy conservation and emission reduction, but there is also a reason why the property is not installed.

First: The most fundamental reason is that the property cannot confirm whether the balcony wall can bear the weight of the solar water heater. The weight of the common collector is about 30Kg, and with the weight of antifreeze and bracket, it will reach about 50Kg.

Generally, the exterior walls of balconies are foam bricks or gray bricks. Drilling holes in such a balcony and installing solar water heaters can easily lead to the collapse of the balcony.

Second, the property is not allowed to be installed. It is also possible that the property has an agreement with a certain brand of solar water heater manufacturer, and only that brand can be installed. This is done to maintain the uniform appearance of stairs in the community.

Third, the property may have a sharing agreement with the solar energy company. If you install other brands of property, you will not get money, which will affect the income of the property.

Solution:

Install the brand of property development first.

Second, communicate well with the property, and install solar collectors with through-wall screws instead of expansion lines.