How Does Thermodynamic Solar Panels Work?

How Does Thermodynamic Solar Panels Work?

The eco-friendly fluid (refrigerant) enters the panel
as a cold pressurised liquid. As it circulates inside the
panel it absorbs heat from the atmosphere and
becomes a gas. When the gas leaves the panel it is
very warm. The warm gas then passes through a
heat exchanger coil inside the water cylinder and
gives up its heat to the water. Using a refrigerant
 in the panels instead of water is the secret of the
success of this system.
This single feature enables the system to harvest
heat from the atmosphere at a far higher efficiency
and at much lower ambient temperatures than
conventional water filled solar panels.
This facility, by which we link technology to a natural
law, demonstrates the veracity and potential of the
thermodynamic solar panel system.