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Energy5 - Model BIPV -Façade System for Photovoltaic Module Installation
The Façade System BIPV by Energy5 is a comprehensive solution for integrating photovoltaic modules into building façades. This system features a 20 mm gap between the insulating layer and the photovoltaic cladding, which aids in proper air circulation, thereby contributing to the thermal insulation of the structure. The design ensures effective moisture drainage, enhancing the lifespan and efficiency of the photovoltaic installation. It is specifically adapted to accommodate glass-glass photovoltaic modules and has been thoroughly tested as a kit of BIPV fixings to ensure safety and durability. The system's technical integrity and operational reliability are validated by the Polish Technical Approval from the Building Research Institute. This makes it a reliable option for architects and builders looking to incorporate renewable energy solutions into building designs.
A complete system for installation of photovoltaic modules on a building façade. A gap (20 mm) is left between the insulating material and the external cladding (made of modules), ensuring correct air circulation. The photovoltaic structure for building façades was designed in a way improving thermal insulation of the structure and ensuring draining of moisture.
The BIPV system is adjusted to glass-glass modules and was tested as a kit of BIPV fixings, ensuring the safety of use and guaranteeing a long-term smooth operation of the structure.
The technical characteristics are confirmed by the Polish Technical Approval issued by the Building Research Institute.
- Material : aluminium, consoles with Magnelis®
- Fixing method : load-bearing and wind consoles, an invasive system
- Guarantee : any configuration of the modules with an option for installation of triangles on the façade
- Adapted to glass-glass modules : Yes
- Options :
- any configuration of the modules
- with an option for installation of triangles on the façade