A new in-roof solar module with half cells, new inverters now in IBC’s portfolio, a tool for getting more out of the battery and the new generation of hydrogen home storage. These are our top products of the week:
A new panel for Solrif solar roof tiles, a new three-phase hybrid inverter, 215 kilowatts from a string inverter with nine MPP trackers and two new home power plants. These are our top products of the week:
Aleo’s new Leo series are also available as solar roof tiles. With Leo Sol, Aleo is launching a half-cell panel. It can be integrated into the roof surface using the Solrif mounting system.
PV modules in different formats, a new electrolyser not using titanium, a planning software that now supports 64-bit architecture and a hybrid storage unit that is now also in three-phase. These are our top products of the week:
Aleo Solar presents new formats of the Leo module series. For the rooftop modules, there is a variant that is shorter by one half-cell string. Both module sizes can be interconnected.
In this series we introduce you to one of the movers and shakers of some of the leading companies in the solar and renewables industries:
Building-integrated photovoltaics is slowly but surely venturing out of its niche. William Chen, managing director of Aleo Solar, has ideas for speeding up the integration of solar systems into the building envelope.
aleo solar started producing a new module series in Prenzlau at the beginning of 2020. The module achieves a full 333 watts in the main power class with 60 solar cells. At the top it even reaches 340 watts. The new panel is also available with 48 solar cells and with a black back sheet. You can find the complete portfolio in the video of the pv Guided Tours 2020.
