Forced circulation solar heating systems have been designed and developed for installations with high hot water heating demands, such as residential complexes, hospitals, sports facilities, and hotel units. They are also intended for domestic use in cases where the storage tank cannot be installed above the collector for aesthetic or building stability reasons.

The production of forced circulation solar systems takes place in state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities, equipped with robotic technology machinery.

The differential thermostat continuously monitors the temperature difference between the solar collectors and the boiler, issuing the relevant commands to ensure a continuous supply of hot water according to the circuit settings. It is electronically programmed to control the differential temperature and features communication buttons and a display.