Central Heating using an electrical hot water cylinder - can that be done?

Question

I know nothing about heating systems, so forgive my ignorance, please - but I want to install radiators all over my house, connect them with pipes, install an electric pump somewhere to pump the water through, and have the water heated electrically by an ordinary hot water cylinder. In the long run, I want to feed in power generated with solar panels on the roof of the house and by wind turbines. I live in a climate that's very windy and extremely sunny, but chilly (30 to 60 Fahrenheit every day, some frost), and my house will need about 10 radiators and living space covers around 150 square meters of miserably insulated, 100-year old wood construction with single glazing.
Does this sound like it can be done, and may even be a good idea, or should I do something else (would be grateful for alternatives if so).
Cheers.

Answer 1

Passive solar.
It will supplement the heater and allow for lower KwH use.

Answer 2

As stated by using one answer the family individuals warm water is often separated from the effective heating liquid. in maximum circumstances the heating gadget will comprise corrosion inhibitor and straightforward for sealed structures to comprise anti freeze. The flow to each isn't by using a uncomplicated pump in spite of if a single pump unit might use 2 separate pumping chambers resembling a means bathe grant pumped in the previous the mixer valve. you have gotten a "combi" boiler gadget so once you open a family individuals warm faucet the boiler fires up and the noise of the burner is important. in actuality the burner noise frequently drowns the pump hiss. in case you should renowned extra in simple terms google, effective heating structures, they'll all arise with diagrams. good success

Answer 3

Excellent idea, I can't see any fault in your reasoning. Go for it