SANTA BARBARA, Calif., Sept. 26, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Finally, homes can have abundant natural daylight, while the sun's radiant heat goes to meet hot water needs, for big energy savings. This helps keep the interior space much cooler – so the savings are twofold. And, as the sun sets, the ZLUZ built-in LED lighting can be varied from soft to bright with a remote controller. Three benefits, one installation. For more information see ZONDLUZ.COM.
ZLUZ is a really smart solution to the tough but vital challenge for new and remodeled homes in meeting California's new "low carbon footprint" requirements of Title 24 Rules. Be sure you consider this whether you are remodeling or building the home of your dreams. To make easy, attractive State and Federal solar financial benefits may be available for qualifying homeowners.
ZLUZ is AAMA and SRCC OG-100 certified for the collector's thermal performance, snow loads, water intrusion and high winds.
Renewable energy pioneer and ZLUZ inventor Jim Dehlsen states, "Our future is about system efficiency and savings, by combining key functions into a single unit. With ZLUZ, buildings can benefit from skylighting a sunny roof, with solar radiant heat drawn off to meet hot water needs, while offering abundant day/night lighting. One installation does the job, which is simply doing more with less."
About Zondluz: Based in Santa Barbara California, the Company designs and produces patented and proprietary solar thermal skylights for residential, commercial and industrial applications.
Management has a three-decade record of advancing renewable energy related technologies, manufacturing & power project development and has produced four generations of commercially successful wind turbines. Zondluz is an affiliate of Avianda, a leader in Mexico in high-quality, energy efficient residential construction and the production of windows and doors.
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