8th Fire Solar
Solar heat, made simple.
Another happy customer!
Thanks to Rob R. out of Montana for choosing 8th Fire Solar for his winter heating needs.
Rob installed a single 8 ft. panel on his shop, with an already installed solar PV system, his shop is now warmed and powered by the sun! His DIY approach cut a lot of the overhead cost off of the system, combine that with our already low pricing, and Rob is one happy (& warm) panel owner.
"Just wanted to say thanks for the great product. The experience from start to finish was painless. Everyone we dealt with was great and answered all questions I had. Install went perfect. Followed the directions and didn't have any problems. I almost can't wait for winter to have it in action. I am looking forward to working in a warm shop.
Thanks again, I will spread the word on your quality built heaters."
- Rob R.
Solar thermal is a simple & effective heating technology.
What are solar thermal panels?
Like a car sitting in the sun, solar thermal panels collect the sun’s rays and convert that energy into heat. Through a specially designed aluminum absorber sheet, our insulated panels hold that heat until your home or business needs it. A simple fan system then recirculates that air throughout your building, drawing cold air in and expelling warm air where and when you want it.
8th Fire Solar manufactures high-quality, efficient solar thermal panels.
Our aim is to reduce the hefty energy burden faced by families across the Midwest, our panels have the potential to reduce between 25-40% of your annual heating bill. With energy costs rising nationwide, more and more people are looking to renewable energy to cut down on their energy usage and provide some peace of mind.
Why is solar thermal important?
“The forecast expects households that heat with oil or gas to experience an increase in cost of 27 percent and 28 percent, respectively, compared to 2021/22. Those that heat with electricity – still the less cost-efficient option compared with gas – will experience prices rising by 10 percent, as electricity is generated from several sources, including but not limited to oil and gas.”
— World Economic Forum, Energy Information Administration
