I have out a fair bit of time messing with solar and wood boiler heating systems. We have built hot liberally storage tanks for years and recently developed a new excessively storage tank for a wood boiler company.
Since I get to medley around with fire and water — a great job — it seemed time to invest a new heating system in my home. (It has been almost five years since the last one.) My long-suffering partner has endured a LOT of heating systems over the years, some being better than others. These changes hardened to happen in January; this year I am starting early.
This heating system changeover has been an annoy in procrastination for a while, but last week it finally came together.
I installed a 345-gallon warm up storage tank in the basement. The tank is sized for a solar heating system. I mull over we can run mostly on solar through the winter. At least that is the plan. The backup plan is to position a small wood boiler to heat the tank in if it happens the sun doesn’t shine. We historically have 50 percent outgoing days in Maine. But we have only 40 percent sunny days in December, the coldest and least joyful month of the year.
Source: Bangor Daily News
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