Import Flood Type — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

The Flood Type solar water heating system from Kaltech Energy uses active circulation with pumps to transfer thermal energy from rooftop solar collectors to a remote storage tank. The system employs either water or glycol as the heat transfer fluid, regulated by microprocessor controls that adjust pump speed based on temperature differentials. This design allows the collector and tank to be installed separately, enabling flexible building integration without requiring vertical alignment.

Typical systems operate with stainless steel or copper heat exchangers and polyethylene glycol-based fluids rated for -20°C to 120°C. The microprocessor includes overrun protection to prevent stagnation during peak sun, and electric backup heaters activate automatically when tank temperature falls below 45°C. Standard configurations support capacities from 500 to 5,000 litres, with modular expansion possible for large commercial installations. These systems are engineered for climates with high solar insolation and moderate to high ambient temperatures.

This system is purchased by hotels, hospitals, and industrial laundries in South Asia and the Middle East that require continuous hot water at scale. Buyers typically request systems with remote monitoring via GSM or Wi-Fi, and standardized mounting brackets compatible with flat or pitched roofs. Trade terms are usually FOB Mumbai or CIF Dubai, with lead times of 4 to 6 weeks after deposit. Packaging includes wooden crates with foam-lined components and moisture-sealed control units.

Kaltech Energy is listed with a registered address in Dubai, but operates as an Indian supplier of solar thermal systems. The company’s profile indicates active participation in Indian renewable energy tenders and a focus on export markets in the Gulf region. There is no public information on factory location, workforce size, or revenue. The supplier’s trust tier is classified as harbor, indicating basic verification of legal existence but no third-party audit or production facility inspection.

The product listing does not confirm certifications, years in business, or client names. The company does not appear in public procurement databases as a registered manufacturer. All technical claims are attributed to the product design, not the company’s engineering history. Buyers should treat this as a trading entity sourcing systems from third-party manufacturers in India, not as a vertically integrated producer.