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Solar Water Heater Price & Installation in Bangalore

Enjoy hot water every day, heated free by the sun. Our solar water heaters cut your geyser bills and keep working quietly on your rooftop for years.

  • Free rooftop assessment
  • Sized to your family
  • Installation, service & AMC
Supreme Solar 300 litre solar water heater installed on a Bangalore terrace
Starting at₹25,000
Sale · Installation · Service
Our Range

Solar Water Heater Price List: Supreme, V-Guard & Racold (200–500 Litre)

Popular models we supply, install and service across Bangalore. Tap a photo to view it larger.

Racold Omega Max8 200 L (FPC) Racold

Racold Omega Max8 200 L (FPC)

  • 200 L
  • Flat plate
  • 2 collectors
Price₹70,000
Racold 500 L Solar Water Heater (FPC) Racold

Racold 500 L Solar Water Heater (FPC)

  • 500 L
  • Flat plate
  • 4 collectors
Price₹1,30,000

Prices are indicative and may vary with site requirements. We confirm the exact price after a free site visit.

Size & Savings Calculator

How Much Could You Save With Solar?

Pick your household size and hot water habits to see the right system size and a rough idea of yearly savings.

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Why Choose It

Benefits of a Solar Water Heater

Lower Electricity Bills

The sun does the heating, so your geyser rarely needs to switch on.

Clean, Green Energy

Cut your home's carbon footprint with renewable solar heat.

Hot Water All Day

An insulated tank keeps water hot well into the night and early morning.

Built for Rooftops

Compact systems designed for Bangalore terraces and sloped roofs.

Low Maintenance

Few moving parts — just periodic cleaning and checks.

Local Service & AMC

Our Bangalore team installs, services and maintains your system.

How It Works

How a Solar Water Heater Works, Step by Step

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Collect

Sunlight falls on the collector tubes (or flat plate panels), which absorb heat even on mildly cloudy days.

Heat

The absorbed heat warms the water inside, and hot water naturally rises into the storage tank.

Store

The insulated tank holds the hot water so it stays hot for use in the evening and next morning.

Use

Hot water flows to your bathrooms and kitchen. On rainy days an optional electric backup takes over.

Ideal For

Who It's For

Independent Houses Villas Apartments with terrace access Hostels & PGs Hotels & Resorts Hospitals & Nursing Homes

No terrace space or need hot water through the night? Take a look at our heat pumps.

FAQs

Solar Water Heater Questions, Answered

Does a solar water heater work on cloudy or rainy days?

It still collects some heat on mildly cloudy days. For long rainy spells, most systems include an electric backup heater so you always have hot water.

What size solar water heater do I need?

It depends on how many people use hot water and how they use it. As a rough guide, a family of 4 usually needs a 150–200 litres per day system. Use the calculator above or ask us for a free assessment.

How much roof space is needed?

A typical 100–200 LPD home system needs a small shadow-free area on your terrace. We check space, sunlight and load during the free site visit.

Can hard water damage a solar water heater?

Yes, scale can build up in the tubes and tank over time. In hard water areas we recommend a water softener or periodic descaling as part of maintenance.

Do you provide service and AMC?

Yes. We service solar water heaters across Bangalore, including cleaning, descaling, tube replacement and backup heater checks.

What is the price of a 200 litre solar water heater in Bangalore?

At Isha Products, the Supreme Solar 220 L (ETC, evacuated tube) is ₹25,000 and the Racold Omega Max8 200 L (flat plate) is ₹70,000. Tube (ETC) systems cost less, while flat-plate systems are sturdier and handle pressurised plumbing better. We confirm the final price after a free site visit.

Which is better: ETC (tube) or flat-plate (FPC) solar water heater?

ETC (evacuated tube) heaters cost less and heat well even on mildly cloudy days, which suits most Bangalore homes. Flat-plate (FPC) heaters have no glass tubes to break, are very durable and work well with pressure pumps. We recommend the right type after checking your terrace and water.

Book a Free Rooftop Assessment

We'll check your terrace and recommend the right solar water heater size.