Since it was distribution of photovoltaic solar tiles began in Brazil, in October last year, professionals in the solar energy sector are training to meet demand in the country.
Due to the search for projects using this technology, the distributor of photovoltaic tiles, L8, started the course that explains the specificities of this material and qualifies professionals to install the product in homes and businesses.
GNW Solar's commercial coordinator, Carlos Henrique Bischoff, participated in the course promoted by the company and highlighted that qualification is essential for integrator companies, as customers are increasingly critical. “Solar tiles are a product for demanding consumers who are concerned about sustainability and the preservation of nature, without losing the aesthetic standard of their homes”, commented Bischoff.
For Ricardo Anders, commercial director of Fator Solar Energias Renováveis, the experience expanded his technical knowledge about the product. “The training was very useful in allowing us to learn about the technical data of the photovoltaic tile, its electrical characteristics and, mainly, its benefits and generation and aesthetic differences to use as sales arguments with customers. Furthermore, the course was objective, with a theoretical part and a practical part that allowed us to simulate an assembly, getting to know the particularities of the product”, commented Anders.
The course offers practical and theoretical content on thin film technology (CIGS), development of projects with photovoltaic tiles and assembly, disassembly and maintenance of photovoltaic tiles. The companies Engiluminar, AcSolar, Fator Solar, Schneider Service, Sinergy and AVA also participated.
- Stay tuned for the new certification dates:
- 17 and 18/06: Gramado – during the GD Sul Forum
- 22 and 23/07: Rio de Janeiro – during the GD Sudeste Forum
- 12 and 13/08: Cuiabá – during the GD Centro-Oeste Forum
- 15 to 18/09: São Paulo – during Feicon
- 16 to 18/11: São Paulo – during Intersolar
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