(PresseBox)
(Dresden,
2009-09-02)
The SOLARWATT Easy-In Black with black anodised aluminium frame appears very elegant and convinces in particular in combination with dark tiles. Furthermore it presents itself as the adequate solution for listed buildings. The serial production will start at the beginning of October.
Naturally, the SOLARWATT Easy-In has all advantages of the SOLARWATT Easy-In with natural-anodised aluminium frame. Unlike conventional roof-in systems the SOLARWATT Easy-In system does not require an additional mounting system. The modules are mounted via the specially formed frame, enabling an uncomplicated hanging into the roof battens and the fitting together of the modules by using tongue and groove connections. The result is a very aesthetically pleasing appearance, because the modules are mounted at roof tile level, forming a continuous field.
The SOLARWATT Easy-In is designed for slanted roofing and is based on the standard laminates SOLARWATT M220-60 GET LK or SOLARWATT P210-60 GET LK. With low mounting effort and cost of materials it is possible to realise a long-lasting, weather-proof and well rear-ventilated roof covering.
Since the launch in May numerous SOLARWATT Easy-In systems were installed. Visitors at the SOLARWATT booth at the PV SEC can assure themselves of the advantages of the systems and they have the opportunity to question fitters regarding their experience with the mounting.
PV SEC B6/84
Press release BoxID: 286053 (SOLARWATT GmbH)
- SOLARWATT GmbH
- Maria-Reiche-Str. 2a
- 01109 Dresden
- http://www.solarwatt.de
- Contact person
- Jana Wich-Glasen
- +49 (351) 8895-219
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