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Hotels, Hospitals, Commercial Buildings, and High-Density Residential Facilities
In commercial buildings, heat demand is far more unforgiving than electricity demand.
You can dim lights. You can reduce HVAC setpoints.
But you cannot tell a hotel with full occupancy, "Tonight, please use cold water."
You cannot tell a hospital, "The sterilization equipment will heat up when the sun comes back."
You cannot tell a swimming facility, "We'll warm the pool when the grid price drops."
This is why every building that runs on real occupancy eventually turns to solar heat. And if the system must be electrically assisted, the pairing almost always becomes: PVT + Heat Pump.
Not because it's "innovative," but because it is the only configuration that respects how heat demand behaves in the real world.
Heat pumps do not produce energy. They move it.
With 1 kWh of electricity, a heat pump can relocate 2–4 kWh of thermal energy. That performance number—COP—depends on just one brutal truth:
The temperature of the source (the inlet)
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A mature commercial system always flows in this order:
This is where most PV+HP designs fail:
With PVT upstream, the building stops wasting sunlight as roof temperature.
Stability is not a number in a datasheet. It is the user experience at 6:45 AM with full occupancy.
Real commercial heat demand behaves like waves:
Electricity fluctuates. PV output slides with temperature. But heat demand does not ask for permission.
PVT is already filling the system with 35–45°C energy before the peak begins. The heat pump does not start from zero—it only finishes the last 10–15°C.
This is why experienced engineers say: "PVT is the heat pump's best teammate."
In a hospitality project, the operator relied on heat pumps alone. On paper, the design was clean: Heat pump → storage → return loop.
During high occupancy, something familiar happened:
The system was not failing—it was simply working far beyond its intended duty cycle.
After integrating a PVT field and buffer tank:
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سولتکس سولار — Mixed energy systems designed for real buildings, not theoretical models.