Evacuated-tube collectors can achieve extremely high temperatures (170°F to 350°F), making them more appropriate for cooling applications and commercial and industrial application. The collectors are usually made of parallel rows of transparent glass tubes. Each tube contains a glass outer tube and metal absorber tube attached to a fin. The fin is covered with a coating that absorbs solar energy well, but which inhibits radiative heat loss. Air is removed, or evacuated, from the space between the two glass tubes to form a vacuum, which eliminates conductive and convective heat loss.
| Working temperature: | 99 celsius degree |
| Working pressure | 1.0MPa (10 bar) |
| Vacuum tube: | Φ58×L1800mm |
| Tube Quantity | 10pcs,15pcs,20pcs,25pcs,30pcs |
| Absorber Area: | 1.92m2/2.57m2/3.22m2/3.86m2, 4.65 m2,7.76 m2 |
| Tube Hail Resistance | ≤25mm |
| Emission coefficient | <10% |
| Absorption coefficient | >92% |
| Absorber material | Aluminum |
| Glass Material | Borosilicate Glass 3.3 |
| Heat insulation layer | Imported polyurethane(Bayer,Germany); Thickness:40mm |
| Bracket | Galvanized steel board with plastic spraying; Thickness 1.2mm |

