The future of water
heating is solar powered
Heat Smarter, Live Greener
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Solar Water Heaters... Built to Last
Founded in 2017, Stellar specializes in solar water heaters that combine advanced technology with superior quality. We are committed to providing installation and maintenance services, ensuring long-lasting efficiency and customer satisfaction.
7 Years of Experience
Advanced Solar Technology
Comprehensive Maintenance Support
Reliable Installation Services
Our Previous Work
We take pride in delivering high-quality solar water heating solutions to homes and businesses. Our projects reflect our commitment to innovation, efficiency, and customer satisfaction, ensuring reliable performance and long-term value.
How to Choose the Right Water Heater Capacity?
The average water consumption per person is approximately
40 liters.
For a family of five, a 200-liter water heater would be suitable.
Available capacities include:
100, 150, 200, 250, 300, and 360 liters.
A 300-liter water heater is ideal for around 8 people, and if you have more than 8 people, you may need more than one heater.
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Why Choose Our Solar Water Heater?
Our solar water heater offers versatile capacity options to suit different household needs, delivering temperatures up to 102°C for maximum efficiency. With an extended lifespan and zero malfunctions, it provides reliable performance for years. Plus, a single heater can serve multiple residential units, maintaining the aesthetics of your kitchen or bathroom
Zero Risk Factor
Significant Cost Savings
24/7 Hot Water Supply

Durable Stainless Steel Body
Smart Control System
5-Year Warranty
Pressurized vs. Non-Pressurized Solar Water Heaters: Which One is Right for You?
A pressurized solar water heater maintains a stable water flow and provides consistent pressure, making it ideal for multi-story buildings and modern plumbing systems. In contrast, a non-pressurized heater relies on gravity, offering a simpler, more cost-effective solution but with varying water pressure. The choice depends on your household needs and water usage requirements