Photovoltaic

We supply complete photovoltaic systems, from minikits, to roofs with full coverage, self-assembling solar panels, for isolated houses, or to be integrated into the grid.
  • Solar photovoltaic: polycrystalline photovoltaic modules
  • Solar photovoltaic: other equipment
  • Solar photovoltaic: monocrystal photovoltaic modules
  • Green building: solar lighting, natural lighting
  • Solar photovoltaic: complete systems
  • Solar photovoltaic: cells, panels...
  • Modern street lamps
  • Roof accessories

The compound word "photovoltaic" derives from the union of the Greek term "phos", light and "volt", unit of measurement of the potential difference. In fact, a system for the production of photovoltaic energy is a combined application of the photoelectric effect , which consists in the spontaneous emission of electrons by a surface that is hit by electromagnetic radiation and the Volta effect, according to which if two different metals are placed in contact a potential difference is established between them and therefore the possibility of generate electric current.

Einstein gave a famous "quantum" interpretation of the photoelectric effect in 1905, according to which the total energy of electromagnetic radiation is divided into discrete portions ("quanta" of light), which is transferred to the bodies on which it collides. In metals alkaline cells (such as silicon) the action of visible light from the sun's rays is sufficient to emit energy electrons. By exploiting both the photoelectric effect and the Volta effect, in 1954 the American scientists Paerson, Fuller and Chapin created the first cell. commercial photovoltaic in crystalline silicon.

Thanks to this technology, photons, i.e. the light that hits the surface of the cell exposed to solar rays, can be captured and channeled to produce electricity which can be either stored in a battery or transmitted into the traditional electricity distribution network. We are therefore talking about electrical energy (photovoltaic) produced using only the energy of solar radiation.
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We provide complete photovoltaic systems, from starter kits, with full coverage to the roofs, erecting solar panels, for isolated houses, or to be integrated to the network.

     Solar PV: polycrystalline PV modules
     Solar photovoltaics: other equipment
     Photovoltaic solar energy: photovoltaic modules monocrystals
     Green buildings: solar lighting, natural
     Solar PV: complete systems
     Solar photovoltaic cells, panels ...
     Modern streetlights
     Roofing accessories


The compound word "photovoltaic" comes from the union of the greek word "phos" light and "volt", a measure of potential difference. In fact, a system for the production of photovoltaic energy is a combination of the photoelectric , which consists in the spontaneous emission of electrons by a surface that is hit by electromagnetic radiation and the effect Volta, according to which if two different metals are brought into contact is established between them a potential difference and thus the possibility of generate electric current.

The photoelectric effect Einstein gave in 1905 a famous interpretation of "Quantum", whereby the total energy of electromagnetic radiation is divided into discrete portions ("quanta" of light), which is given to the bodies on which it collides. In metals alkali (such as silicon) to emit electrons of sufficient energy is the action of visible light rays of the sun. Using both the photoelectric effect that the Volta effect, U.S. scientists in 1954 Paerson, Chapin, and Fuller built the first cell crystalline silicon photovoltaic business.

Thanks to this technology The photons, ie the light that strikes the surface of the cell exposed to sunlight can be captured and conveyed to produce electrical energy which can be either stored in a battery or transmitted in the conventional power distribution network. This is referred to electricity (photovoltaics) produced using only the energy of solar radiation.
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