With 3 collectors, I would - with a south-facing roof and an inclination between 25 and 45° - take at least a 300 l tank. Or better one collector less with 190 l. Otherwise, there might be a risk of overheating in summer if it is not a drainback system.
We have a south-facing roof (exactly 0°) with a 25° inclination.
I also read the following in another thread: "solar modules have to be cooled relatively early in summer, i.e. little hot water is needed but heat must be removed from the panels -> increased electricity and water costs without added value"
Are these things really so "stupid" and unable to handle excess energy otherwise?
Would the device not override my set target temperature and keep heating when there is an excess of energy? What exactly happens?
Currently, 190 l would surely be enough. But the children are growing... Is a later "upgrade" sensible in such cases or do you just live with the fact that gas runs more often or go straight for a bigger storage tank?
What about heating support by solar thermal? Does that make sense?