Zero Energy Building ZEB Products: Photovoltaic PV Dry Screen
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This is a perfect product to add to the side of any existing or new construction project.
Our creative modular grid design allows for exceptional architectural tolerances and very simple, cost effective installations. An existing concrete wall can be made beautiful and generage electricity.
The gasketed Dry Screen facade system controls rain penetration, maintains ventilation, and provides thermal insulation.
The system is compatible with all composite metal panels and will fully integrated glass and resin panels on he same plane or multiple planes as desired.
- This versatile system will accept any UL Rated photovoltaic panel, any aluminum composite panel, plate panel, resin panels, or 1/4″ glass as an infill. The pre-assembled grid system allows for fast, cost effective installations.
- The system is presure equalized and is tested to AAMA performace levels of 8lb/sf.
- The product is Made in the USA, and has short lead times.
Posted 2 years ago by admin in BiPV Curtain Wall, Net Zero Energy Design, Photovoltaic Curtainwall, Products
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