ONTILITY products

Solar Thermal Products

Solar Thermal Systems

Solar thermal systems are designed to harness the sun"s energy and convert it to thermal energy, also known as "heat". There are three levels of solar thermal collections: low-temperature collectors are generally flat panels intended for heating water systems (e.g., hot or warm water used in a building or home, or heating a swimming pool; medium-temperature collectors are generally flat panels intended for heating water for commercial, hospitality / resorts, or large residential complexes; hot-temperature collectors are generally mirrors or lenses designed to concentrate the sunlight and are capable of reaching extremely high temperatures. Hot-temperature collectors are generally designed for direct electricity generation and are used by utilities or larger industrial facilities.

Charging Stations

Double Pedestal

The double pedestal option offers two charging stations in the space of one, so two drivers can charge simultaneously at one station.

Solar Attic Fans

Self-Flashing Solar Attic Fans

Designed for southern roof exposures, The Zephyr SFA model solar attic fans feature a standard unit attached solar panel and offer a self-flashing base for easy installation on roofs with composite shingles, cedar shake, flat concrete tiles, or other low profile roofing materials. Equipped with our proprietary monocrystalline solar panels and designed with UltraFlō technology, The Zephyr series solar attic fans offer both high performance and durability.

Solar Pool Pumps

Solar Powered Pool Pump System

ONTILITY, in partnership with Lorentz, offers a comprehensive range of residential solar pool pumps. Lorentz sources their pumps from Lorentz, who specialized in solar-operated pump systems and considered one of the leading manufacturers in the field. Lorentz Engineering is an alternative energy company that engineers and manufactures solar products and systems that are cost effective, durable, will enhance your home"s value while saving you money on your energy bills. The conventional residential swimming pool pump uses electricity from the grid. On average, in the US, the cost of that electricity is about $60 to $90 per month for a residential pool. It can cost 3 to 4 times more in the Bahamas & across Caribbean to power a pool pump where electricity costs are much higher per kilowatt hour.