Central solar water-heating systems designed to consumption for hotels, hospitals, clubs and commercial facilities. Engineering design, installation and support by Aurora.
Last updated: August 12, 2026
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Highlights
- Central systems sized to consumption
- For hotels, hospitals, clubs and facilities
- Engineering design + installation + support
- Energy savings at scale
Projects are not like homes — demand is larger and simultaneous, and no off-the-shelf system fits everyone. Aurora designs a central solar water-heating system around your project’s consumption, installs it, and supports it after commissioning.
Which projects
- Hotels and serviced apartments
- Hospitals and medical centers
- Clubs and sports facilities
- Commercial facilities and factories
How we work
We start with an engineering survey to calculate consumption, peak hours and usage points, then produce the system design and capacity. The goal is energy savings at scale without falling short for users.
The next step
To recommend correctly we need to see the project and know its consumption figures. Book a consultation/survey and we’ll design the right system for you.
Find how many liters your home needs in under a minute
A few questions about your home and usage, and you get an initial recommendation. The inspection confirms it on site.
Find your right sizeFAQ
How do you size a project system?
There is no off-the-shelf system for projects — we design it around consumption: number of units/rooms, peak hours, and usage points. We run an engineering survey first, then produce the design and capacity.
What projects are these systems for?
Hotels, hospitals, clubs and commercial facilities — anywhere with large, simultaneous hot-water demand. Aurora designs, installs and supports after commissioning.
Book a free inspection
Leave your number and we’ll call you, then size and fit it to your home on site — no commitment.
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