Innovative Solar Tile Arrives in Brazil with Clean Energy Generation and Thermal-Acoustic Insulation

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 15/04/2023 at 11:10

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Ecotelhasolar, a leading company in renewable energy solutions manufacturing, announced this week the arrival of its solar energy tiles ESR SOS Amazônia, a unique and innovative product that promises to change the clean energy market. The 3-in-1 solution combines roof covering, clean energy generation, and thermal-acoustic insulation, providing economic and environmental benefits for homes, commercial and industrial establishments, and rural areas.

Solar Tile is Fully Sealed and Laminated

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The solar energy generation equipment from the company stands out for its high chemical resistance and mechanical performance, self-extinguishing characteristics, and UV resistance. Using high-efficiency monocrystalline cells, the product is fully laminated and sealed, thus generating a solar tile with great durability and energy performance.

Furthermore, the modern design and lightweight of the tiles make equipment installation easier, reducing costs compared to standard photovoltaic systems. Sustainability is one of the foundations of Ecotelhasolar.

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Solar Tile is Compatible with Various Systems

In the commercial sector, it is an excellent investment to mitigate expenses with lighting and machinery, regardless of the company’s size. In the industrial sector, the tile generates sustainability and cost reduction without requiring major investments in supports and structures. In the rural area, the clean energy equipment is an innovative solution for warehouses and coverings that require lightweight and durable roofs.

The solar energy tile Ecotelha ESR SOS Amazônia is adaptable to various types of photovoltaic systems and connections. The equipment can be used in off-grid systems, where the clean energy generated is stored in batteries for use when there is no generation, typically in regions without access to the electrical grid.

It can also be used in on-grid systems, which are connected to the distribution electrical grid and feed excess solar energy back into the common grid. Additionally, it can be installed in hybrid systems that combine aspects of both on-grid and off-grid systems.

Meet Ecotelhasolar

Ecotelhasolar is part of the Ecosolaroof Holdings Limited group, a British multinational company founded in 2017. The company has a factory in Shandong, China, and a R&D Center in Brazil.

Its product is based on patents in Brazil, China, the USA, and replicated in over 150 countries. In a journey led by inventor Charles Virgilio Silva, in collaboration with technological institutes and universities, resulting in a product backed by over 10 years of research and development.

The solar tiles were developed with the goal of providing clean energy through an intelligent and ecological solution for the world. With high quality and mechanical resistance alongside cutting-edge technology, they generate renewable and sustainable energy through sunlight.

Innovative Solar Tile Arrives in Brazil with Clean Energy Generation and Thermal-Acoustic Insulation

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