Advanced Solar Photonics to Focus Production on Highly Engineered PV Modules

LAKE MARY, Fla. - March 27, 2013 - PRLog -- PV Modules and PV Equipment Manufacturer  to Increase Capacity for Glass-to-Glass and Bi Facial Solar Panels

LAKE   MARY, FL., March 1, 2013 – Advanced Solar Photonics, LLC (ASP), a   leading manufacturer of photovoltaic (PV) equipment and provider of   turnkey alternative energy systems, announced today that it is focusing   its production capacity on highly engineered photovoltaic (PV) modules and customized PV applications using glass-to-glass (G2G) and bifacial cell technology.

These   specialty PV products include bifacial and glass-to glass modules in a   60 cell configurations in both framed and frameless models.  These   products are designed for a variety of building integrated photovoltaic   applications. (BIPV).

G2G architecture provides dual sided   protection of silicon materials from extreme weather conditions. Thinner   glass ensures less heat, thermal stability, resistance to impact and   elimination of micro fractures. G2G modules are expected to have a   usable lifetime of 50 years without danger of mechanical damage or   temperature and humidity-related delamination of the back sheet. The   glass-to-glass lamination method with no multi-layer back sheet also   reduces fire hazard and lessens the probability of mechanical damage   over the lifetime of the module.

The bifacial dual sided glass module (G2G) generates more electricity by converting direct, radiant and scattered  solar energy on both the front and the back side of the module. The thinner tempered   glass means the light does not travel as far, increasing overall module   efficiency by 10%. ASP bifacial G2G modules also have a low temperature   coefficient, which allows them to produce more electricity than   conventional crystalline silicon solar modules at the same temperature. Together these features can result in energy   output as much as 30% higher than conventional technology.

This   breakthrough PV product is made up of 60 bifacial crystalline silicon   cells with up to 20.5% module efficiency on both sides. The total rated   power output of the panel will range from 283 Watts to 333 Watts.  Bifacial PV modules are ideally suited for applications with limited ground space such as   military bases, municipalities, and schools.  In addition, modern   rooftop designs using reflective materials for cooling would maximize   the harvesting from that enhanced reflectivity.

Another highly   engineered specialty product launched in 2013 is the company’s   Integrated Solar Array product (ISA.) This new PV architecture is   designed to reduce the costs of balance of systems (BOS) and solar   panels. An ISA fully integrates  into the mounting structure thereby eliminating the aluminum frame, grounding wire, clips, and nuts and bolts.

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