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Solar heating integrates most easily with hydronic heating systems because solar thermal panels provide hot fluid at temperatures that are compatible with normal heat loads. However, in order to make the best use of the solar heat when it is available and minimize parasitic heat loss and pump (electric) power, a heating system design must treat all heat sources, loads and storage components as an integrated system. This session presents best practices for a simple, optimally efficient system design for residential and small commercial applications that is modular, easily adaptable and scalable.

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