testing on Logicor's Whole house solution underway

Today we began the live testing of our new solar and battery, heating and hot water solution which we call our Whole House Solution (WHS). The WHS will involve Logicor installing its products into a home, allowing the customers to pay for them monthly whilst also supplying energy to the entire house. The home will effectively use all of the power it generates from the sun to either charge the battery or power the home directly with excess power being used by the next door neighbour at a subsidised price if they also get their energy from Logicor Energy.

Should the battery need to be charged because there is not enough light to charge it fully, it will be charged from the mains electricity thus making the primary power source for the home the battery. As Logicor’s Clear Heater System is the only phased and pulsed system in the world it is fully capable of running from the power being supplied it by the battery. It’s a system that has been in development for several years now and it’s in the final shake down phase prior to release.

 After carefully considering every aspect, we believe this is the next idea for Logicor to take forward and bring to market for our new and existing customer.

From sea levels rising to more extreme weather the threats posed by climate change have never been so obvious. So if our customers can produce their own renewable energy alongside using a highly efficient heating and hot water system’s than this will be the ideal solution to the problem.

As part of our test’s we hope to establish and adverse parameters that may limit the performance of the solar panels and battery storage such that it would inhibit use of this solution. This shake down phase will help us to establish this and with our Clear Heater System now in its sixth year on the market the unique properties it has e.g. pulsed and phased energy, will ensure it doesn’t need to lean on a supply from the homes incoming power rather than the battery.

Early data suggests the performance envelope is being exceeded by the system which is very good news.

We hope to have a further announcement during the summer on whether the tests have been successful; if they have then we will start the installations during this period. If you would like more information on how they will work or would like to be added to our waiting list, then please get in touch with us.