Editorial team · Electricity, Smart buildings
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Published on 26 September 2023 · 3 min read
EDILIANS' best-seller for more than 20 years, the Solaire Max is the first universal in-roof solar tile which, thanks to frames adapted to all tiles whatever their profile, and to slates, is fully compatible with all the roofing products existing on the market. Today, the eco-housing player is pushing the limits of its performance with a larger and more powerful version of the 18-cell model: the Solaire Max tile and slate, whose technical assessment and listing on the green list of the C2P (AQC) are currently being validated. Previously offering a unit output of 60 to 75 Wp depending on the color (red or black), they now deliver 80 to 100 Wp per unit. As a result, the new red Solaire Max tile is more powerful than the former black one!
With overall dimensions of approximately 1600 x 500 mm, they retain all the advantages that built their success:
- a perfect and harmonious integration, in new builds as well as in renovation, thanks to its slate-effect and red colors that allow it to blend into the roof and preserve the architectural identity of old or modern buildings, making it a solution of choice in ABF zones,
- an installation as simple as that of terracotta tiles (with staggered or straight joints), completely safe, and carried out quickly thanks to Plug & Play electrical connectors,
- a modular installation that can be extended over time,
- optimal durability thanks to its aluminum frame, which is rot-proof, corrosion-resistant, waterproof and recyclable, and which protects the system from any fire penetration,
- laying flexibility (from 1,5 to 2 tiles/m2) well beyond that of a conventional solar panel, in order to adapt to all roof geometries,
- exceptional hail resistance, as well as impeccable watertightness with the rest of the roofing, which is why, in addition to the traditional product warranties, EDILIANS provides a 20-year watertightness warranty, extendable to 30 years if the Solaire Max tile and slate are combined with new, compatible EDILIANS terracotta tiles.
Suited to residential and commercial applications, EDILIANS' new Easy Roof Intégration Kit brings together in one complete system:
- the Easy Roof Intégration Kit mounting system, recognized for its reliability and ease of installation,
- the Jinko Tiger Neo "FULL BLACK" solar panel, fitted with a new generation of photovoltaic cells that allow better shade management. It thus delivers an output of 425 Wp and a high, durable energy yield even in low-sunlight conditions,
- the complete electrical pack (micro-inverter or central inverter, AC and DC cables, electrical protection).
Combining a sober look with its black anodized frame and great robustness, Easy Roof Intégration Kit offers good resistance to extreme weather conditions. With a 25-year warranty on the module and a guaranteed linear output of at least 87,4% for 30 years, the whole system is an ideal solution for developing energy self-consumption with complete peace of mind. In addition to the Solaire Max tile and slate and the new Easy Roof Intégration Kit, EDILIANS will also unveil other new products as a preview from October 18 on its stand (Hall 10A – D25) located in the heart of the structural work area. The event should also be an opportunity for the eco-housing player to welcome its partner Dorémi, a pioneer in France in the development of high-performance energy renovation, and the Compagnons du Devoir. The aim: to show building craft businesses in the Grand Ouest region, and more broadly nationwide, its determination to support them ever better in roof renovation and energy autonomy. This is illustrated by its recent partnership signed with CAPEB on photovoltaic solar power and the energy renovation of roofs.
EDILIANS unveils a host of new products to support energy renovation
InfoWeb Marketplace · Editorial teamPublished on 26 September 2023 · 3 min read
As a new increase of 10% in the regulated electricity tariffs, which apply to 2/3 of French households, has just come into force, the use of renewable energy is more than ever an increasingly profitable alternative. This surge in prices, which looks set to last, could encourage homeowners to invest in solar panel installations. Against this backdrop, EDILIANS, which already has a complete range of photovoltaic products, is taking advantage of its presence at the ARTIBAT trade show to unveil its new solar solutions for even more efficient, attractive and durable energy renovation.
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Solaire Max tile and slate: a new generation that is gaining in power!
EDILIANS' best-seller for more than 20 years, the Solaire Max is the first universal in-roof solar tile which, thanks to frames adapted to all tiles whatever their profile, and to slates, is fully compatible with all the roofing products existing on the market. Today, the eco-housing player is pushing the limits of its performance with a larger and more powerful version of the 18-cell model: the Solaire Max tile and slate, whose technical assessment and listing on the green list of the C2P (AQC) are currently being validated. Previously offering a unit output of 60 to 75 Wp depending on the color (red or black), they now deliver 80 to 100 Wp per unit. As a result, the new red Solaire Max tile is more powerful than the former black one!
With overall dimensions of approximately 1600 x 500 mm, they retain all the advantages that built their success:
- a perfect and harmonious integration, in new builds as well as in renovation, thanks to its slate-effect and red colors that allow it to blend into the roof and preserve the architectural identity of old or modern buildings, making it a solution of choice in ABF zones,
- an installation as simple as that of terracotta tiles (with staggered or straight joints), completely safe, and carried out quickly thanks to Plug & Play electrical connectors,
- a modular installation that can be extended over time,
- optimal durability thanks to its aluminum frame, which is rot-proof, corrosion-resistant, waterproof and recyclable, and which protects the system from any fire penetration,
- laying flexibility (from 1,5 to 2 tiles/m2) well beyond that of a conventional solar panel, in order to adapt to all roof geometries,
- exceptional hail resistance, as well as impeccable watertightness with the rest of the roofing, which is why, in addition to the traditional product warranties, EDILIANS provides a 20-year watertightness warranty, extendable to 30 years if the Solaire Max tile and slate are combined with new, compatible EDILIANS terracotta tiles.
Easy Roof Intégration Kit, a reliable, accessible and attractive rooftop photovoltaic installation
Suited to residential and commercial applications, EDILIANS' new Easy Roof Intégration Kit brings together in one complete system:
- the Easy Roof Intégration Kit mounting system, recognized for its reliability and ease of installation,
- the Jinko Tiger Neo "FULL BLACK" solar panel, fitted with a new generation of photovoltaic cells that allow better shade management. It thus delivers an output of 425 Wp and a high, durable energy yield even in low-sunlight conditions,
- the complete electrical pack (micro-inverter or central inverter, AC and DC cables, electrical protection).
Combining a sober look with its black anodized frame and great robustness, Easy Roof Intégration Kit offers good resistance to extreme weather conditions. With a 25-year warranty on the module and a guaranteed linear output of at least 87,4% for 30 years, the whole system is an ideal solution for developing energy self-consumption with complete peace of mind. In addition to the Solaire Max tile and slate and the new Easy Roof Intégration Kit, EDILIANS will also unveil other new products as a preview from October 18 on its stand (Hall 10A – D25) located in the heart of the structural work area. The event should also be an opportunity for the eco-housing player to welcome its partner Dorémi, a pioneer in France in the development of high-performance energy renovation, and the Compagnons du Devoir. The aim: to show building craft businesses in the Grand Ouest region, and more broadly nationwide, its determination to support them ever better in roof renovation and energy autonomy. This is illustrated by its recent partnership signed with CAPEB on photovoltaic solar power and the energy renovation of roofs.