Can I install balcony wall mounted solar power when my bathroom is far away from the balcony?

According to your description, it is better not to install it, because the use of solar products requires a certain height difference.

Not cost-effective. One is that it costs a lot of silver to install pipes. The other is that in use, there will be a lot of loss of hot water in the pipeline.

11. It can be installed.

2. There is a certain impact, if there is no floor heating, it can be laid along the ground. But if there is underfloor heating, it cannot be laid on the ground.

3. Laying pipes in the wall will affect the force of the wall, but it can be laid.

4. It is best to walk on the top of the living room and use the ceiling of the living room to block it. But the cost is comparatively more.

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If you have floor heating in your home, you can't lay pipes on the ground, you must groove from the wall, or from the roof, so compared with ordinary electric water heaters, you need to let go of the cold water in the pipe when using, this disadvantage is the same as rooftop solar energy, but the wall-mounted winter will not freeze the pipe, can be used as usual, and it is pressure-bearing, and the bathing comfort is better than the rooftop solar energy. Saving energy is a good thing, but you have to ask about the property before installing, and some community balcony wall-mounted ones are not allowed to be installed, so you can't install it when you buy it.

It's not good, the water in the tube alone is enough to waste.

I am an architectural design institute engaged in plumbing design:

1. The vast majority of balcony wall-mounted solar energy adopts top water circulating electric auxiliary heating - the tap water pipe is connected to the bottom of the solar water tank (the water temperature is lower area), and the outlet pipe is in the set temperature area, if the temperature does not reach the set temperature, it is reached by electric auxiliary heating. The valve of the tap water inlet pipe is always open, and when the hot water appliance is opened, the pressure of the tap water network pushes the water flow to push the hot water out. If it's a non-top water circulation, it definitely comes with a micro water pump, so you don't have to worry about not having enough pressure.

If there is no electric auxiliary heating, the effect is not good in winter.

2. Water inlet pipe installation: If the balcony is designed with water pipes for washing machines, etc. (most of the new houses we have designed in recent years) are the best, and they will be taken over directly; If not, you need to run one more water inlet pipe from the bathroom, see 3.

3. Installation of backwater pipe: Concealed ground: If the ground (wooden floor or tile) of your home has not been laid, directly and carefully try to cut the groove (cut a narrow groove) along the wall to almost lay a PPR pipe with a diameter of 16mm, and then pave the brick or wooden floor.

Concealed walls: Quite simply, unless there is a continuous wall from your bathroom to the balcony, it is difficult to achieve. Ground Clearing:

Walk along the side of the wall, and set it up with the wall. Other ways of setting up are feasible as long as they don't feel ugly.

4. It is best to have floor heating, if the ground is concealed by the pipeline, there is no need to put a large section of cold water when heating in winter.

5. PPR pipe is very cheap, a few dollars a meter, you just use hundreds of meters will not cost a lot.