Will you be needing a solar geyser shortly and want to know how much it will cost you?
We have examined how much clients typically pay for a solar geyser and gathered other necessary information to help you make the best possible decision.
Solar geyser (150L)
This price is for the 150L system alone, including the tank and collector, with installation charged separately. It’s a good match for smaller households of around 2–3 people. Direct systems sit at the lower end, while indirect models built for colder inland areas cost more. Expect to pay around R19,000. For a geysers (150L), expect to pay between R17,500 and R24,000.
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Includes both the 150L system and its professional installation, so the price covers everything from supply to a working geyser. Ideal for households of around 2–3 people. Roof mounting, valves, plumbing connections and a Certificate of Compliance are normally part of the quote, with a typical total of around R25,000. For a 150L solar geyser with installation, expect to pay between R22,500 and R28,000.
Get quotesSolar geyser (300L)
Refers to the complete 300L unit before any installation costs are added. Designed for bigger homes with 6 or more people, these are often split systems with a separate tank and collector, which raises the price. Systems reach a typical cost of around R32,000. On average, expect to be charged between R25,000 and R41,000 for a geyser (300L).
Get quotes300L solar geysers with installation
A complete package covering the 300L system and its fitting, ready to supply hot water from day one. Built for larger homes with 6 or more people, these are typically split or pumped systems. The final cost depends on collector type, roof layout and whether a frost-protected indirect system is required, with most installations totalling around R40,000. The average cost of a 300L solar geysers with installation is R40,000, or typically between R32,000 and R48,000.
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