Welcome to the first issue of The Beat. Your monthly e-newsletter for all the latest info from America's leading Solar Hot Water manufacturer, Heliodyne. There are many new developments in the works here at Heliodyne. The new product catalog is now available from us and your authorized Heliodyne distributor. In the product catalog you'll learn of all the latest product updates and introductions available this year, (some of which will be covered in this e-newsletter). But to see all of them, feel free to request a product catalog directly from us.
Because this is our first e-newsletter, we’d love to hear your thoughts and feedback.
LIVE CASE STUDIES
Dinwiddie, Virginia
Commercial solar thermal contractor, Soltherm recently completed installation of a 32 collector Heliodyne system on a health and rehab center. The system will provide solar heated water for the 30 bedrooms as well as the cafeteria. The newly introduced HCOM commercial-scale heat-transfer appliance was utilized on the project which significantly reduced design work and installation time at the job site. Utilizing the Delta-T Pro controller, live energy data from this project can now be viewed online via the Heliodyne website.
FULL SUITE OF SPEC DOCS
NOW ONLINE 
Life's gotten a little easier for engineers designing solar thermal systems. Heliodyne has now made available CAD drawings, spec documents and other product data on the website ARCAT.com. Accessing product information through ARCAT will ease the often time-consuming spec writing process. The Heliodyne in-house engineering team is still on hand to assist with any design questions engineers or installers may have as well.
FIRST CA SOLAR THERMAL REBATE CHECK ROLLS OUT
Carlos Nascimento and Cecilia Collados are the first home-owners to receive a rebate check from the newly enacted CA solar thermal rebate program. Berkeley based Sun Light & Power were contracted by the homeowners to install a Heliodyne Cool Climate system with an upgraded controller for web monitoring. The new rebate program offers up to $1850 for residential solar thermal systems and up to $500,000 for commercial systems. More info on the program can be found by clicking here.
HOW EXACTLY DOES THE COMMERCIAL SHW INSTALLATION PROCESS WORK? A new, short video has been released in order to demonstrate the process involved in the installation of a commercial sized solar thermal system. So many business decision makers out there don't understand how simple a solar thermal installation can be. Some aren't even aware that the technology exists and how it can benefit their business. The video hopes to address some of these issues. Watch it here.
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