Better than the panel: “Invisible” solar film will turn any surface into a generator

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< p > Belgian startup Enfoil produces ultimate flexible & nbsp; solar panels that can cover almost any surface. About this & nbsp; writes & nbsp; portal ecoticias.

< P > It is reported that Enfoil uses solar film made from CIGS abbreviation materials, including copper, India, Galium and Selenium. It can generate 150 W/m & sup2; Electricity for efficiency in 17%.

< P > Since the ENFOIL coating weighs less than two kilograms per square meter, they reduce the requirements for the construction of the building, making the installation less costly. Due to flexibility and thickness of 2 millimeters, this film can cover surfaces that are inaccessible to ordinary panels.

< p > on & nbsp; site & nbsp; enfoil provides two examples of non -standard use of solar film. In the first case, 10 solar “strips” were integrated into a transport container with tracking function. Earlier the container needed replacement of the battery every 8 days, but the solar film solved this problem.

< p > Second example & mdash; Covering with a solar film of embossed tile. As noted in Enfoil, the solar panels on the roof do not always give the house a good look, and curved tile with a pre -applied photoelectric film has a more aesthetic appearance.

~ ~ < p > The manufacturer also states that the solar film is resistant to shocks and can be walking on it. In addition, this material is 50% -90% less affected by the environment compared to silicon solar panels.