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Cinex opens technological concept house with off-grid solution from Renovigi

The complex, located in Vale dos Vinhedos (RS), integrates solar energy, batteries and electric mobility

Solar energy Canal Solar Cinex inaugurates technological concept house with off-grid solution from Renovigi

Cinex showroom in Vale dos Vinhedos (RS). Image: Renovigi/Disclosure

When creating its most recent showroom in Vale dos Vinhedos (RS), Cinex brought a new concept of innovative housing, comprising two buildings with integrated electric mobility, powered by an off-grid solar plant with Renovigi equipment.

The first building, Casa Cinex, houses the 9,6 kWh-48 V-RenoPower lithium battery and the RENO-5K-STR off-grid inverter, installed by Sollar Sul, an accredited company and long-time partner of Renovigi .

Casa Cin Concept has 545 W monofacial panels from the company from Santa Catarina, integrated into the sustainable aesthetic proposal of the glass building, whose project was signed by the prestigious Adriano Brothers.

In addition, the project has a DC string box – 2/2 from Clamper and a 7,4 kW vehicle charger, the RenoCharger.

7,4 kW car charger from Renovigi. Image: Renovigi/Disclosure
7,4 kW car charger from Renovigi. Image: Renovigi/Disclosure
Photovoltaic system installed with 545 W modules. Image: Renovigi/Disclosure

About the project

The complex built by Cinex, which includes Casa Cinex and Casa Cin Concept, is a project by architect Mônica Rizzi, inspired by vernacular architecture, which benefits from traditional materials in the local culture where the work is located.

The materialization of this space on a 23 thousand meter plot of land, in Vale dos Vinhedos, included the partnership of important players in the architecture, engineering and interiors market, including Renovigi Energia Solar, from the Intelbras Group, contemplating the idea The key to the innovative project – the integration between construction and nature – with a clean and renewable energy source.

Mateus Badra
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Mateus Badra

Journalist graduated from PUC-Campinas. He worked as a producer, reporter and presenter on TV Bandeirantes and Metro Jornal. He has been following the Brazilian electricity sector since 2020.

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