This region in Switzerland is renowned for its wondrous historic sights, recorded events, and gorgeous scenery. With the world’s transition to advanced renewable technology, preserving the old while making way for the new is hard. This Switzerland-based company’s solution: Install a solar roof. Wait until you see the shocking results at home. It will have you raise the question, ‘Why do we need solar panels?’<\/p>\n
If you have not heard of the Switzerland-based French company SunStyle before, then buckle up. This innovative company has taken a pioneering leap forward<\/strong> by integrating new renewable energy technology with the country’s iconic architectural designs.<\/p>\n While some say ‘out with the old and in with the new,’ the company decided to go in a different direction with their design, which pays tribute to the Swiss Alpine region’s traditional slate shingle roofs. SunStyle engineered a new solar roof design that will seamlessly blend into existing buildings. The design features a unique dragon scale pattern that can be installed on any roof, no matter how complex the layout is.<\/p>\n According to the designers, the solar roof is low profile, yet offers increased protection, functionality, and pleasing aesthetics<\/strong>, taking into consideration each roof’s distinctive shape and its protrusions, including skylights or chimneys.<\/p>\n According to the company, its solar roof will result in significant solar power without altering a building’s architecture. The roof is installed in the same manner as one would install roof shingles, i.e., in a diamond laying technique.<\/strong> This method is beneficial, as it results in increased roof stability and waterproofing. The solar tiles are not very thick, resulting in a thinner roof that easily fits onto a building and harmonizes with the scenery.<\/p>\n The SunStyle designers confirmed that the solar tiles are also very light, making installation easy. The solar tiles’ wiring is located on the back to prevent complicated wiring and to enhance safety. It also ensures seamless integration with other technologies, enabling users to pick their preferred electronics and energy storage.<\/p>\n One solar tile comprises numerous solar cells, which are safeguarded by a structured glass plate. These cells work like any other photovoltaic cell by converting solar energy into power<\/a>. The power capacity of a solar tile is reliant on its color<\/strong>. Black solar tiles have a capacity of 115 Wp, and colored solar tiles have a capacity of 85 Wp. In areas where there is no sunlight, inactive shingles are normally installed.<\/p>\n SunStyle’s solar roofs have benefits beyond maximizing a building’s energy production and adapting to any roof structure. The classic black and grey solar tiles have glare protection<\/strong>, which decreases unwanted light reflections. These solar tiles increase application possibilities, as their lightweight and modular design enables easier installation and upkeep in remote areas.<\/p>\n The solar roof’s design pays tribute to the traditional centuries-old slate roof, making it ideal for residential and commercial buildings. These tiles are also resistant to hail and snow accumulation, making them more durable in the long run, even in the most severe weather conditions.<\/p>\n The verdict is in. If you want to maximize your residential or commercial building, then a solar roof might just be the answer. With its customizable architectural solutions<\/a> and alucobond edge pieces, the roof solar system of your dreams<\/strong> can be easily designed in no time. Now, imagine combining these innovative solar tiles with the pioneering solar facades<\/a> to create the most futuristic and powerful building with the smallest carbon footprint ever. 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So much more than just power<\/h2>\n