TechLuck electric/solar hybrid hot water heater?

[Partimewages]

I like the idea but have not had time to look at the engineering. We have worked with geothermal (ground source) heating and cooling for many years. Always using the free supplemental hot water as a byproduct of heating and cooling. Many contractors upsold the full time geo water heater but the cost payback wasn't good. My opinion is that this would be a good suppliment to a conventional water heating system, whatever that system is. Worth further investigation!

 

[Hendo7]

out of stock, i would buy one of these unit for sure even two
hopefully back in stock soon

 

[houseofancients]

out of stock, i would buy one of these unit for sure even two
hopefully back in stock soon

it wont be is my best guess, has been out of stock well over a year and half, and dealers have permanently stopped selling it

 

[Hendo7]

it wont be is my best guess, has been out of stock well over a year and half, and dealers have permanently stopped selling it

there's another company that engineer775 was selling had something similar, also stopped selling

 

[houseofancients]

there's another company that engineer775 was selling had something similar, also stopped selling

that was one of the dealers i was reffering to...
it is this device.

so my best bet at this moment would be the link i posted.

now if someone is realy a good tinckerer and wants to build one, i'd be interested in buying it, abeid not for the 300+ dollars the techluck guy wanted for 30 usd in parts