Optisol-L Building Integrated Photovoltaic Modules from Scheuten Solar Systems

Scheuten Solar Systems provides Optisol building integrated photovoltaic modules. These modules can be designed for use on roofs or glass facades. They can be connected electrically similar to the installation of standard photovoltaic systems. The Optisol-L building integrated photovoltaic module can be designed using polycrystalline and monocrystalline solar cells depending on requirements. The solar cells are available in six and five inches. The solar cell of the Optisol-L module has a cell density ranging from 60 percent to 80 percent. It is the cell density that determines the transparency of the module.

The building integrated photovoltaic module from Scheuten Solar Systems measures 2000 millimeters X 4000 millimeters. It has a front pane made of low iron glass that has a high light transmittance property. The interlayer of the module has cast resin and consists of solar cells. The rear pane of the building integrated photovoltaic module is made of float glass.

The Optisol-L photovoltaic module comprises insulating glass elements. The inner pane of the glass element is designed using ESG/VSG/TVG. The low-emission coating acts as a thermal protective layer. The insulating space of the Optisol-L module can be filled with argon or air. These photovoltaic modules are supplied with connectors and cables. The cables are available in a length of 355 millimeters, while the connectors have a diameter of 10 millimeters.

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