ARaymond Energies Brasil presented some news for the solar sector in 2021. Among the highlights are the fixing solutions of photovoltaic modules, disclosed at Intersolar, and the creation of strategic partnerships.
Fastening solutions
The company debuted at Intersolar South America 2021 showcasing quick clip fastening, cable management and grounding solutions.
Visitors found supports at the stand for fixing solar panels to ground structures and trackers: PowAR Cinch and PowAR Cinch Locked.
“The big highlight was the clip for attaching modules to roofs, the PowAR Snap S+. Those who were at the fair had the opportunity to test it in an interactive showroom”, said the manufacturer in a statement.
Another new feature was the Rayvolt clip-on terrorizer. This grounding solution replaces traditional eyelet terminals and electrical pigtails in photovoltaic installations.
“Finally, the public witnessed at Intersolar a fast, efficient, professional and accredited fixing solution, making it possible to reduce assembly time and installation costs”, emphasized the company.
The event was also attended by the president of the Energies segment of ARaymond Brasil, Alexander Pircher, and the vice-president of the Energies segment of ARaymond France, Jean-Baptist Chevrier.
During the fair, Chevrier participated in the dissemination of ARaymond's innovations, through interviews, and participation in the “Safety in Photovoltaic Installations” workshop.
Strategic partnership
During the first half of 2021, ARaymond Brasil, in partnership with Photoenergy and Stäubli, donated materials for the USP São Carlos extension course – “USP Solar Photovoltaic Course”.
According to the company, a showroom was set up with clip solutions to disseminate this technology to the USP community and to external students enrolled in the course.
Furthermore, ARaymond cable management solutions were used, which have a useful life of at least 25 years, in a photovoltaic installation of the type carport located in the university parking lot.
“The year 2021 was a success for ARaymond Enegies Brasil. Throughout the year it was possible to present solutions to the general public and create strategic partnerships. In this way, new photovoltaic projects throughout Brazil and Latin America are already reaping the positive results of our equipment”, highlighted the manufacturer.
“Thus, the demand for ARaymond’s solutions grew significantly during 2021 and is expected to see even greater growth in 2022,” they concluded.
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