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Residential system achieves 10% increase in energy generation with full-screen panels

Client invests in DAH Solar technology that prevents dust from accumulating on edges; plant provides savings of R$900 per month
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  • January 15, 2024, at 08:32 AM
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Solar energy Canal Solar Residential System Gets 10% Increase in Power Generation with Full-Screen Panels
The plant is located in a residence in Mato Grosso do Sul. Photo: Evo Brasil Energia/Disclosure

A residential client, located in the city of Dourados (MS), received the installation of a photovoltaic system with full-screen modules that are providing a 10% increase in energy generation.

According to engineer Germano Caires, owner of Evo Brasil Energia, the company responsible for the project, the use of this technology has a direct impact on the efficiency of the system.

“With the absence of dust accumulation on the edges after rain, it is clear to see that the plant has seen an increase in performance”, highlighted Caires, adding that the customer is also achieving savings of approximately R$900 per month on their electricity bill with the plant. solar.

“In fact, with the amount saved, the client is investing in improvements to the property and the addition of air conditioning for greater thermal comfort in the residence”, he highlighted.

555 W full-screen panels from DAH Solar used in the project. Image: Evo Brasil Energia/Disclosure
DAH Solar's 555 W full-screen panels used in the project. Photo: Evo Brasil Energia/Disclosure

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In total, the 6,66 kWp plant, installed in October 2023, has 12 555 W DAH Solar solar panels and three 2 kW Hoymiles microinverters.

“In addition to an increase in generation compared to other modules on the market, we have an advantage in maintenance. As there is no accumulation of dust on the edges, cleaning is not only easier but also faster, bringing agility to our maintenance team. All of this provides the end customer with greater security that the plant will have a long life”, emphasized the engineer.

“I personally like to offer our customers the best in the sector, linking full-screen modules to microinverters to further enhance project generation”, he concluded.


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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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