Ready-to-use heat transfer fluid for solar thermal systems.
A superior heat transfer fluid for enhanced system performance and longer life, Sentinel R100 Solar Thermal Fluid is easy to use and is effective straight from the container. It is resistant to degradation and provides continuous protection against corrosion in both liquid and vapour states.
Key features
Ready to use without dilution.
Protects system from corrosion in both liquid and vapour states.
Effective frost protection down to -25 °C.
Resistant to degradation.
Buffered pH.
Non-toxic and biodegradable.
Does not attack system sealant materials.
Description
Designed for use as a thermal fluid in solar heating equipment such as flat plate and vacuum tube collectors, Sentinel R100 Solar Thermal Fluid is ready-to-use, making it a convenient product for enhancing system performance and prolonging its life span.
Sentinel R100 Solar Thermal Fluid is easy to use and is effective straight from the container. Not only does it have efficient thermal transfer properties and superior resistance to degradation, it also provides frost protection down to -25°C. All of these attributes prolong the working life of the system and help towards reducing the cost of operation.
Usage
Sentinel R100 Solar Thermal Fluid is glycol-based and designed for use in solar heating equipment operating up to 200°C. During static conditions, the solar collectors should be completely empty so that the thermal fluid is not exposed to extreme temperatures.
Exposure to temperatures greater than 200°C, even for short periods of time, may lead to a slow thermal decomposition of the glycol. This process, which is indicated by a darkening of the fluid, will reduce the lifetime of the thermal fluid.
Sentinel R100 Solar Thermal Fluid must not be mixed with other heat transfer fluids, and must not be diluted with water. The heat transfer fluid in the system must only be replenished with Sentinel R100 Solar Thermal Fluid.
Sentinel is a company with a clear goal: we offer water treatment products and services that provide the best lifetime protection for heating and hot water systems. Originally launched in the UK by Grace Dearborn in 1988 and subsequently a subsidiary of the leading multinational General Electric, Sentinel has operated independently since 2005, expanding its international reach and range of innovative solutions. As of 2021, Sentinel is owned by Aalberts N.V., and sits in the hydronic flow control cluster.