"solar heat" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the heat generated from the sun. For example, "The car's solar panels collect solar heat to keep the interior cool."
First time solar heat was used in the reviewing stand.
The avoidance of intense solar heat inside the greenhouse.
As a result, the Arctic surface absorbs more solar heat.
"The higher the number, the better the window is at keeping solar heat out".
His films have a core of fierce impenetrability; their solar heat conjures a lunar chill.
For example, homeowners can use passive solar heat by allowing sunlight in through south-facing windows.
He uses solar heat, a wood stove, and a back-up oil burner.
The "solar heat gain coefficient" ranges from 0 to 1, not 0.085 to 0.05.
Mr. Greenberger pointed out that since solar heat gain would be considered a benefit to homeowners in colder northern climates, windows with a lower solar heat gain coefficient would generally be considered preferable to those with a higher rating.
Floors will be concrete, a material that absorbs solar heat during the day and releases it at night.
We have therefore investigated whether black robes help the Bedouins to minimise solar heat loads in a hot desert".
