Whereas back in the hey-day of solar thermal in the late 1970s and early 1980s there were jokester water heating systems that were terrifically over-priced and of poor design, at least these systems didn't have the possibility of electrocuting someone or burning down the house.Yes, but many solar thermal systems installed back then around here (where it freezes in the winter), ended up with potable water pipes in the attic which promptly froze, then flooded the attic when they thawed... this soaked the insulation and drywall and many folks ended up with ceilings on the floor... no, probably not an electrocution hazard... but a BIG problem nevertheless.
Todd
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