Austrian solar manufacturer Sonnenkraft has introduced a groundbreaking solar panel tailored for historic buildings and homes with red-tiled roofs.
The new "Terracotta" solar panel not only complements the traditional aesthetics of such buildings but also meets stringent building regulations for historic sites.
Specialized Design for Historic, Aesthetic Integration
The 400W double-glass solar panels boast red frames and have received general building approval from the German Institute for Building Technology (DIBt), Electrek reported.
Featuring TopCon solar cells, these panels achieve a remarkable power conversion efficiency of 20.02%. This efficiency places them among the top-performing solar panels in the market.
Sonnenkraft's Terracotta solar panels are specifically designed to blend seamlessly with red-tiled roofs, a common feature in many historic buildings.
This innovative approach enhances the visual appeal of these structures and promotes sustainable energy practices.
Sonnenkraft aims to ensure that monument protection and sustainable energy production go hand in hand with our new solar module, 'Terracotta,'" emphasizes the managing director Peter Prasser.
Technical Specifications, Performance
The HC Alpin terracotta module comprises 108 TOPCon solar cells that are half-cut and monocrystalline.
It measures 1,748 mm x 1,143 mm x 40 mm and weighs 26.0 kg, making it suitable for various installation scenarios.
Additionally, its power conversion efficiency of 20.02% ensures optimal energy production, even in challenging conditions.
The panel's open-circuit voltage of 38.50 V and short-circuit current of 13.96 A, coupled with a maximum system voltage of 1,000 V, make it a reliable choice for residential and commercial applications, according to PV Magazine.
Furthermore, Sonnenkraft offers a comprehensive warranty package, including a 15-year product warranty and a 25-year performance warranty, ensuring long-term reliability and customer satisfaction.
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