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View all hot water service areas🏷️ Brand – Envirosun
🔢 Model Number – TS300/60
📦 Volume – 59L
📏 Width – 2150mm
📐 Height – 650mm
🌍 Manufactured In –
🛠️ Cylinder / Heat Exchange Material – Stainless Steel
🛡️ Cylinder / Heat-Exchange Warranty – 7 Years
🔇 Noise Level – NA dBa
⚖️Dry Weight – 59kg
⚡ Energy Source – Solar📡 WiFi Controller Built-in or Compatible –
⏲️ Built-In Timer – No
💡 LED/LCD Status Indicator –
📊 Coefficient of Performance (COP) –
ENVIROSUN SOLAR HOT WATER INSTALLATION
Envirosun TS300/60 Installation Brisbane & Gold Coast
JR Gas & Water supplies and installs the Envirosun TS300/60 solar hot water system across eligible Brisbane and Gold Coast service areas. It is a roof-mounted thermosiphon solar hot water system that combines a large stainless steel storage tank with three flat-plate solar collectors.
The current Envirosun TS300/60Se provides 304 litres of nominal storage and uses three E20HS solar collectors. Compared with the TS300/40, the TS300/60 keeps the same storage capacity but adds a third collector, increasing the available solar collector area for properties where greater solar input is appropriate.
The TS range uses an open-circuit thermosiphon design. The storage tank sits above the collectors on the roof and hot water circulates naturally through the solar system without an active solar circulation pump. Because the complete tank and collector assembly is roof mounted, roof suitability, safe access, structural conditions, plumbing and the selected booster arrangement are critical parts of the installation.
Envirosun TS300/60 at a glance: The current TS300/60 is a 304L roof-mounted thermosiphon solar hot water system with three E20HS flat-plate collectors. It uses natural thermosiphon circulation, so no pump is required for solar operation. Electric and gas-boosted versions are available. JR Gas & Water supplies and installs the TS300/60 across eligible Brisbane and Gold Coast areas, subject to roof, access, plumbing and installation suitability.
Envirosun TS300/60 Supply & Installation at a Glance
Product Type
Open-circuit roof-mounted thermosiphon solar hot water system.
Storage Capacity
304L nominal storage in Envirosun's current TS300/60 specification.
Solar Collectors
Three E20HS flat-plate collectors for greater collector area than the TS300/40.
Installation Area
Professional supply and installation across eligible Brisbane and Gold Coast service areas.
Who Is the Envirosun TS300/60 Best For?
Higher Solar Collection Requirements
The TS300/60 uses three collectors rather than the two used by the TS300/40, making it worth considering where additional collector area is appropriate for the household and installation site.
Roof-Mounted Solar Buyers
The storage tank and collectors are all roof mounted, so the system suits properties where keeping hot water equipment off the ground is preferred and the roof can accommodate the complete installation.
Medium-to-Large Household Demand
Envirosun positions the 304L TS300 platform for medium-to-large households. Final suitability still depends on how and when hot water is used rather than storage volume alone.
PRODUCT SUITABILITY
Is the Envirosun TS300/60 Right for My Home?
A Good Choice If...
You want a roof-mounted thermosiphon system, your roof can accommodate three solar collectors and the tank, and you want greater available solar collector area than the standard two-collector TS300/40 arrangement.
Consider Another Option If...
Your roof has limited usable area, poor solar exposure, difficult access or is unsuitable for the full roof-mounted system. A TS300/40, active split solar system or heat pump may make more practical sense on some properties.
JR Should Check First If...
You are converting from a ground-mounted system, relocating the hot water system, changing booster type, have unusual roof construction or are unsure whether the existing roof and plumbing can accommodate the larger three-collector footprint.
How Many People Does the Envirosun TS300/60 Suit?
Envirosun currently describes the 304L TS300 platform as suitable for medium-to-large households. Its wider thermosiphon range is presented across applications of approximately two to six people, but that should not be interpreted as an exact occupant rating for every TS300/60 installation.
The TS300/60 provides 304L nominal storage, but household sizing also depends on shower duration and flow rates, bathrooms, baths, simultaneous demand, dishwasher and laundry use, booster operation and the timing of hot water consumption.
The additional third collector affects available solar collection rather than storage volume. The TS300/40 and TS300/60 both use 304L storage, so choosing between them should consider the installation site and solar collection requirements as well as household demand.
How Does the Envirosun TS300/60 Work?
The TS300/60 uses natural thermosiphon circulation. The storage tank is installed above the three collectors on the roof. As water in the collectors is heated by the sun, the warmer water becomes less dense and rises into the storage tank while cooler water moves back toward the collectors.
This natural circulation means an active solar circulation pump is not required. Envirosun specifically describes the TS thermosiphon range as requiring no pump for solar operation.
The process is simple: sunlight heats the roof collectors → heated water rises naturally into the storage tank → cooler water returns to the collectors → stored hot water becomes available to the household → the electric or gas booster provides supplementary heating when required.
The TS is an open-circuit system, meaning normal system water circulates through the solar collectors. This is different from Envirosun's THX range, which uses an indirect closed solar circuit.
Key Features of the Envirosun TS300/60
304L Storage Capacity
The current TS300/60 provides 304L nominal storage using Envirosun's roof-mounted TS300 tank.
Three E20HS Collectors
The electric-boosted TS300/60Se uses three E20HS flat-plate collectors, providing more collector area than the two-collector TS300/40Se.
Natural Thermosiphon Circulation
Solar heat circulation occurs naturally between the roof-mounted collectors and storage tank, so no active pump is required for solar operation.
444 Grade Stainless Steel Tank
Envirosun currently specifies premium grade 444 ferritic stainless steel tank construction across its TS range.
Electric or Gas Boosting
The TS300/60 is available with either electric or gas backup heating, allowing the booster configuration to be matched to available services.
STC Eligible System
The TS solar range is Clean Energy Regulator accredited and may create Small-scale Technology Certificates where the applicable scheme conditions are met.
Envirosun TS300/60 Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Envirosun |
| Electric Model | TS300/60Se |
| Gas Model | TS300/60Sg |
| Product Type | Open-circuit thermosiphon solar hot water system |
| Nominal Storage | 304L |
| Installation Type | Roof-mounted tank and collectors |
| Tank Model | TS300/O/E24/S2 |
| Tank Material | Grade 444 ferritic stainless steel |
| Tank Footprint | 650 × 2,150mm |
| Tank Height | 600mm |
| Tank Empty Mass | 59kg |
| Tank Full Mass | 363kg |
| Electric Collectors | 3 × E20HS |
| Collector Footprint | 1,235 × 2,000mm each |
| Collector Height | 70mm each |
| Collector Empty Mass | 27.5kg each |
| Collector Full Mass | 29.2kg each |
| Electric System Footprint | 3,260 × 2,600mm |
| Electric System Empty Mass | 144kg |
| Electric System Full Mass | 453kg |
| Electric Boost Capacity | 140L |
| Electric Booster | 2.4kW |
| Electric CER Code | TS300/60/O/E24/S2/E20HS |
| Gas Boost Rate | Up to 26L/min |
| Gas Consumption | 188MJ/hr |
| Gas Heat Output | 42kW |
| Gas System Empty Mass | 164kg |
| Gas System Full Mass | 474kg |
| Gas CER Code | TS300/60/O/GR26/S2/E20HS |
Important: although the model family is called TS300, Envirosun currently publishes nominal storage as 304L. The TS300/60 uses the same storage capacity as the TS300/40 but increases the collector quantity from two to three.
INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS
What Is Required to Install the Envirosun TS300/60?
The TS300/60 requires more roof area than the two-collector TS300/40 and places the full storage tank and three collectors on the roof. Roof suitability therefore needs to be confirmed before the system is selected as a replacement.
Sufficient roof area for the 3,260 × 2,600mm system footprint
Appropriate roof structure and mounting conditions
Suitable roof pitch and solar exposure
Safe installer access
Safe lifting and positioning of roof-mounted equipment
Suitable hot and cold water pipework
Required pressure and safety valves
Compliant relief and drainage arrangements
Suitable electric or gas booster services
Tempering where required
Practical future service access
Licensed installation and commissioning
Roof height, pitch, construction, access, lifting requirements, relocation and booster changes can materially affect installation cost and scope.
What's Included With Envirosun TS300/60 Installation?
Standard Installation
The selected JR installation package covers the applicable standard labour and materials described in the live product selector. Depending on the package, this can include removal of the existing system, roof positioning, plumbing alterations, applicable valves and reconnection of the selected booster arrangement.
Compliance & Commissioning
The installed system is connected, tested and commissioned for correct operation, including hot and cold water connections, safety components, thermosiphon operation and the selected electric or gas booster.
Possible Additional Work
Difficult roof access, specialised lifting, structural work, relocation, extended pipe runs, gas alterations, electrical upgrades, non-standard mounting or significant changes from the existing installation can require additional work or quotation.
How Much Does Envirosun TS300/60 Installation Cost?
Current Envirosun TS300/60 supplied-and-installed pricing is shown in the live product and installation selector above. This keeps the price aligned with current product costs, selected booster configuration and installation package rather than hard-coding a figure into long-form content.
Final installation cost depends on roof height, safe access, lifting requirements, replacement type, plumbing, valves, electric or gas booster requirements, relocation and any structural or mounting work required by the property.
A like-for-like replacement of an existing compatible roof-mounted thermosiphon system can be more straightforward than converting a ground-level electric tank, heat pump or active split solar system to the TS300/60 roof-mounted layout.
BRISBANE INSTALLATION
Envirosun TS300/60 Installation Brisbane
JR Gas & Water supplies and installs the Envirosun TS300/60 across eligible Brisbane service areas. For an existing rooftop solar replacement, JR can assess the roof position, available mounting area, plumbing and booster services to determine whether the TS300/60 can use the existing layout or whether alterations are required.
The three-collector configuration requires more roof area than a TS300/40, so available space is particularly important when upgrading from a smaller thermosiphon system. Safe lifting access also matters because the storage tank and complete solar array need to be positioned on the roof.
For Brisbane homes converting from ground-mounted electric storage, heat pump or split solar, the installation requires additional planning around roof access, water pipe routes and booster services. JR also services eligible surrounding areas including Logan, Ipswich, Moreton Bay and Redlands.
GOLD COAST INSTALLATION
Envirosun TS300/60 Installation Gold Coast
Gold Coast TS300/60 installations need sufficient clear roof area for the three-collector thermosiphon system as well as practical access for positioning and future service work. Properties replacing a smaller solar system need particular attention to the additional collector footprint.
Where an existing roof-mounted solar system is being replaced, suitable pipework and service positions may sometimes be reused. If the system is being relocated or the property is changing from another hot water technology, additional plumbing and booster work may be necessary.
The TS300/60 makes the most sense where the property can genuinely use the larger collector array rather than simply selecting the model because it sits above the TS300/40 in the range.
Can the Envirosun TS300/60 Replace My Existing System?
Replacing Roof-Mounted Solar
This is generally the closest replacement situation, but the TS300/60's larger three-collector footprint means roof area, mounting points, plumbing, access and booster compatibility still need to be confirmed.
Replacing a TS300/40
The storage capacity remains 304L, but the TS300/60 adds a third collector. An upgrade therefore requires sufficient additional roof area rather than simply replacing the tank with a larger-capacity model.
Replacing Split Solar or Heat Pump
These systems normally keep the storage tank at ground level. Converting to the TS300/60 relocates storage onto the roof and can require substantial plumbing and installation changes.
Replacing Another Brand
The existing brand is less important than roof space, mounting suitability, plumbing, booster services and access. A comparable nominal tank size does not automatically mean the installation is like-for-like.
Which Envirosun TS300/60 Variant Do I Need?
Envirosun currently publishes both electric-boosted and gas-boosted TS300/60 systems. Both use 304L storage and a three-collector thermosiphon arrangement, but the backup heating method and service requirements differ.
| Feature | TS300/60Se | TS300/60Sg |
|---|---|---|
| Storage Capacity | 304L | 304L |
| Solar Collector Quantity | 3 | 3 |
| Solar Operation | Thermosiphon | Thermosiphon |
| Boost Type | Electric | Gas |
| Electric Booster | 2.4kW | Not applicable |
| Electric Boost Capacity | 140L | Not applicable |
| Gas Boost Rate | Not applicable | Up to 26L/min |
| Gas Heat Output | Not applicable | 42kW |
| Best Suited To | Properties suited to electric backup heating | Properties with suitable gas supply and gas boosting requirements |
The appropriate version should be chosen around the property's existing services and intended installation. Changing from electric to gas boost or vice versa can require additional service upgrades and should not be assumed to be part of a standard like-for-like replacement.
How Efficient Is the Envirosun TS300/60?
The TS300/60 is designed to use available solar energy as the primary source of water heating, with the electric or gas booster supplying additional heat when solar contribution does not meet household demand.
The third collector gives the TS300/60 more collector area than the TS300/40, but the actual reduction in booster use varies from property to property. Roof orientation, shading, weather, seasonal conditions, hot water consumption, inlet water temperature and booster operation all affect overall energy use.
The system is also eligible for STCs where the installation meets the applicable scheme requirements. Certificate quantities and values depend on installation date and location, so current pricing should be used rather than permanently publishing a fixed rebate value.
TS300/60 vs TS300/40 Solar Hot Water
| Feature | TS300/40Se | TS300/60Se |
|---|---|---|
| Nominal Storage | 304L | 304L |
| Collector Quantity | 2 | 3 |
| Collector Model | E20HS | E20HS |
| System Footprint | 2,238 × 2,600mm | 3,260 × 2,600mm |
| System Empty Mass | 129kg | 144kg |
| System Full Mass | 437kg | 453kg |
| Boost Capacity | 140L | 140L |
| Electric Booster | 2.4kW | 2.4kW |
| Main Difference | Smaller two-collector array | Larger three-collector array |
The TS300/60 is not a larger-storage system than the TS300/40. Both provide 304L nominal storage. The key difference is the third collector and the larger roof footprint. That makes roof area and the value of additional solar collection the main reasons to choose between the two.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Envirosun TS300/60 Installation FAQs
How much does Envirosun TS300/60 installation cost?
Current supplied-and-installed pricing is shown in the live product selector above. Final cost depends on roof access, lifting requirements, mounting conditions, existing plumbing, booster type, valves, relocation and other non-standard work.
Can JR install the Envirosun TS300/60 in Brisbane?
Yes. JR supplies and installs the TS300/60 across eligible Brisbane service areas where the roof, access, plumbing and selected booster arrangement are suitable.
Can JR install the TS300/60 on the Gold Coast?
Yes. TS300/60 installation is available across eligible Gold Coast service areas subject to suitable roof space, mounting conditions, access and services.
Is the Envirosun TS300/60 a 300L system?
The model belongs to the TS300 family, but Envirosun's current specification lists its nominal storage capacity as 304L.
How many solar collectors does the TS300/60 use?
The current electric-boosted TS300/60Se uses three E20HS flat-plate collectors. The three-collector arrangement is the main physical difference from the TS300/40Se.
Does the TS300/60 need a circulation pump?
No active circulation pump is required for normal solar operation. The system uses natural thermosiphon circulation between the roof-mounted collectors and storage tank.
What is the difference between the TS300/60 and THX300/40?
The TS300/60 is an open-circuit thermosiphon system with three collectors. The THX300/40 uses two collectors and an indirect closed solar circuit designed to provide greater freeze and collector-fouling protection.
Can the TS300/60 replace another brand of solar system?
Potentially, yes. The important checks are roof area, system footprint, mounting conditions, access, plumbing and booster compatibility rather than brand alone.
Can I upgrade from a TS300/40 to a TS300/60?
Potentially, but additional roof area is required for the third collector. Both models have the same 304L storage capacity, so the upgrade is primarily about collector area rather than tank size.
Can I choose electric or gas boosting?
Envirosun publishes both electric and gas-boosted TS300/60 configurations. The appropriate version depends on the property's available services and installation requirements.
Can the TS300/60 replace a heat pump or ground-mounted electric system?
It can where the property is suitable, but the conversion is more involved because the TS300/60 tank and collectors must be installed on the roof and connected to the existing water and booster services.
What happens if my roof does not have enough space for three collectors?
A smaller collector configuration such as the TS300/40, an active split solar system or another hot water technology may be more suitable. JR should confirm the available roof area before the TS300/60 is selected.
Envirosun TS300/60 Warranty and Maintenance
Manufacturer Warranty
Envirosun currently publishes a 10-year product warranty and 2-year labour warranty for qualifying residential original owner-occupiers for eligible systems purchased from 26 June 2026, subject to the manufacturer's warranty terms and exclusions.
JR Lifetime Warranty Eligibility
The current JR TS300/60 product listing identifies the system as Lifetime Warranty eligible. JR warranty coverage is separate from the Envirosun manufacturer warranty and remains subject to JR's applicable terms.
Ongoing Maintenance
The tank, solar collectors, valves, booster components and associated plumbing should remain accessible for servicing and be maintained in accordance with Envirosun's current installation, service and warranty requirements.
Why Choose JR Gas & Water for Envirosun TS300/60 Installation?
Roof-mounted solar hot water is installation-led. The correct product still needs the right roof area, safe access, mounting conditions, plumbing, booster services and commissioning to produce a reliable installation.
JR Gas & Water provides hot water supply and installation across Brisbane, the Gold Coast and eligible surrounding South East Queensland areas. The TS300/60 is assessed around both household demand and the property's ability to support the larger three-collector configuration.
That means JR can help determine whether the additional collector area of the TS300/60 is worthwhile for the property or whether another Envirosun solar configuration is the more practical replacement.
COMPARE YOUR OPTIONS
Compare Solar Hot Water Systems & Installation Options
Compare the TS300/60 with smaller thermosiphon systems, closed-circuit THX solar and active split solar before choosing the final replacement. Storage capacity, collector quantity, roof space, booster type and installation complexity all matter.
Use the current JR main navigation to compare Hot Water Systems, Solar Hot Water Systems and Envirosun hot water options.
READY TO INSTALL
Install the Envirosun TS300/60 With JR Gas & Water
The Envirosun TS300/60Se combines 304L storage with three E20HS roof-mounted solar collectors. Its main difference from the TS300/40 is the increased collector area rather than increased tank capacity, making roof space and the value of additional solar input the key selection considerations.
Before installation, JR should confirm the roof footprint, structure, safe access, lifting requirements, plumbing and booster arrangement. Where the property fits the available online installation conditions, choose the appropriate package through the live product selector above. More complex replacements, relocations and technology conversions can follow JR's quote pathway.
Solar hot water systems are an efficient and environmentally friendly way to heat your water, using energy from the sun to reduce electricity or gas consumption. To continue operating efficiently and reliably, they require regular maintenance and servicing.
Like any hot water system, manufacturers recommend routine maintenance to maximise system performance, protect key components and support your manufacturer's warranty.
Homeowner Maintenance – Every 6 Months
Every six months we recommend carrying out a simple visual inspection of your solar hot water system.
Homeowners should:
- Carefully operate the Pressure & Temperature Relief (PTR) Valve.
- Operate the Expansion Control Valve (ECV) (where fitted).
- Check for water leaks around the storage tank and pipework.
- Inspect visible solar pipe insulation for deterioration.
- Ensure solar collectors are free from excessive dirt, leaves and debris where safely accessible.
- Check for signs of corrosion or rust.
- Listen for unusual noises from the system or circulating pump (where fitted).
Why is this important?
Regular operation of the PTR and ECV valves helps prevent mineral build-up that can cause the valves to seize or leak.
Keeping collectors and surrounding components clean allows the solar system to operate as efficiently as possible, while early detection of leaks or damaged insulation can prevent larger problems from developing.
Important: Always follow your manufacturer's instructions when operating safety valves, as hot water will discharge during testing. Do not climb onto your roof to inspect or clean collectors. If you're unsure, contact a licensed plumber.
JR 6-Month Solar Hot Water Health Check
Recommended Service – $99
Our professional inspection helps ensure your solar hot water system continues operating safely and efficiently while identifying issues before they become costly repairs.
Our technician will:
- Inspect the complete hot water system.
- Check for leaks and corrosion.
- Test the PTR valve.
- Test the ECV (where fitted).
- Inspect exposed solar pipework and insulation.
- Check storage tank condition.
- Inspect booster operation (electric or gas).
- Check circulating pump operation (where fitted).
- Inspect controller operation (where applicable).
- Confirm system heating performance.
- Inspect valves, fittings and pipework.
- Identify components showing signs of wear.
Service Price: $99
Routine inspections help maximise solar efficiency, reduce energy costs and minimise the likelihood of unexpected breakdowns.
Recommended 5-Year Major Service
Current Price: $449
Most solar storage hot water systems benefit from scheduled replacement of key components to maintain reliable performance and extend the life of the storage tank.
Our comprehensive 5-Year Service includes:
- Replacement of the sacrificial anode (where fitted).
- Replacement of the Pressure & Temperature Relief (PTR) Valve.
- Replacement of the Expansion Control Valve (ECV).
- Inspection of the solar collectors.
- Inspection of solar pipework and insulation.
- Inspection of circulating pump and controller (where fitted).
- Inspection of booster operation.
- Full operational testing.
- Leak and corrosion inspection.
Why These Components Matter
Sacrificial Anode
Most vitreous enamel-lined solar storage tanks contain a sacrificial anode.
The anode gradually corrodes instead of the steel storage tank, protecting it from internal rust. Once the anode has been consumed, the tank itself begins to corrode, which can eventually lead to leaks and tank failure.
Replacing the anode at the recommended interval is one of the best ways to extend the life of your hot water system.
Pressure & Temperature Relief (PTR) Valve
The PTR valve protects the storage tank by safely relieving excessive pressure and temperature.
Mineral deposits and normal wear can prevent the valve from operating correctly over time, making routine testing and replacement essential.
Expansion Control Valve (ECV)
Where fitted, the ECV controls pressure created as water expands during heating.
Maintaining the ECV helps reduce stress on the storage tank and plumbing system, contributing to a longer service life.
Solar Collectors & Pipework
Solar collectors capture the sun's energy to heat water, while insulated pipework transfers that heat to the storage tank.
Keeping collectors unobstructed and ensuring pipe insulation remains in good condition helps:
- Maximise solar efficiency.
- Reduce reliance on electric or gas boosting.
- Lower energy costs.
- Improve overall system performance.
If Your Hot Water System Isn't Working
Before arranging a service, check the following:
- Ensure power is switched on (for electric boosted systems).
- Confirm the gas supply is on (for gas boosted systems).
- Check circuit breakers and safety switches where applicable.
- Verify the booster has not been turned off.
- Inspect for visible water leaks.
- Ensure exposed solar pipe insulation has not been damaged.
- Check for controller fault codes (where fitted).
- Listen for unusual noises from the circulating pump (where fitted).
- Remember that several cloudy days may reduce solar heating, causing the booster to operate more frequently.
If your system is still not producing adequate hot water, contact JR Gas & Water for professional diagnosis and repair.
General Signs Your System May Need Attention
Arrange a service if you notice:
- Reduced hot water availability.
- Booster operating more frequently than usual.
- Water leaking from the tank or pipework.
- Constant dripping from relief valves.
- Visible corrosion.
- Damaged or deteriorated pipe insulation.
- Pump noise or failure (where fitted).
- Controller fault codes.
- Rust-coloured or dirty water.
- Unusual noises during operation.
Early servicing can often prevent more expensive repairs and extend the life of your solar hot water system.
Protect Your Warranty & Maximise System Life
Routine maintenance helps ensure your solar hot water system continues operating safely, efficiently and reliably.
Following the manufacturer's recommended maintenance schedule may also assist in maintaining warranty coverage.
Failure to maintain your system may result in:
- Premature tank corrosion.
- Reduced solar efficiency.
- Higher electricity or gas consumption.
- Leaking or seized safety valves.
- Unexpected loss of hot water.
- Shortened system lifespan.
- Possible reduction or loss of manufacturer warranty, depending on the manufacturer's maintenance requirements.
Preventative maintenance is one of the best ways to protect your investment, reduce operating costs and maximise the life of your solar hot water system.
Please note: Maintenance requirements vary between manufacturers and models. Always refer to your owner's manual for the maintenance schedule applicable to your solar hot water system. JR Gas & Water services all major solar hot water brands in accordance with manufacturer recommendations where applicable.
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