The Latest in Solar Tile Innovation

Solar panels are a revolutionary technology that are transforming the UK’s energy security, reducing our reliance on the National Grid and cutting harmful carbon emissions. Householders and businesses alike are already benefiting from long-term cost savings while enjoying producing sustainable and reliable electricity.

But now a new revolution is coming – Paxos Solar’s new solar tile will not only deliver clean electricity but will also power heat pumps, potentially making homes and businesses completely self-sustainable.

What does this solar tile look like?

The solar tile measures a mere 59.5x48cm but delivers an impressive 44W power output. It is matt black in colour with a structured surface that will capture light from every angle. The tiles can be trimmed to ensure a perfect fit on any surface, making them an attractive option for homeowners and commercial building owners wanting solar panels Worcester.

How are solar tiles installed?

Solar panel installers such as /gsmlimited.com/services/solar-panels/worcester will advise on the best installation practice for your specific building. However, these tiles are designed to be installed onto perforated support rails which are installed on top of a layer of trapezoidal sheeting which insulates and weather-proofs the property.

The solar tiles are fitted side by side with 1 mm gaps between them which allow water to disperse. As air passes through the perforations in the support rails, it is trapped and heated by sunlight hitting the tiles, causing it to rise and be collected in an intake pipe that is situated under the roof.

Can solar tiles be fitted to listed buildings?

Yes. Solar tiles are lighter than traditional roof tiles and do not protrude as is common with traditional solar panels so many councils will allow them to be installed on listed buildings

Because of these many benefits, it is possible that home and business owners will soon be able to benefit from long-term energy security, heating and powering their homes with renewable energy sources, reducing their carbon footprint and contributing to a cleaner, greener future for themselves, their families and their communities.

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