New Solar Panels from Kyocera

Kyocera www.kyocerasolar.com has announced the introduction of SAMURAI, an innovative photovoltaic system designed to enhance the appearance of solar arrays mounted on residential buildings.

SAMURAI was designed to preserve the visual appeal of a building while providing the maximum power possible using the available area.

SAMURAI is constructed with a unique aluminum “micro-frame,” for a thinner and lighter design than conventional Kyocera KC Series modules.

The system consists of two different sizes of modules and three types of standard length rails, making it easy to maximize the use of available roof space. This configuration also eliminates the need for custom-ordered mounting racks and the traditional waiting period while they are made to order. SAMURAI incorporates Kyocera’s high-efficiency “d.Blue” polycrystalline photovoltaic cells.

The installed watts and demand for PV systems have been increasing according to the California Energy Commission.

“The concept of ‘aesthetics’ is now a critical element in serving the expanding population of demanding solar energy users,“ said Tom Dyer, Vice President of Sales for Kyocera Solar, Inc. SAMURAI provides a basic concept of “Power with Style,” approaching the market from a new angle. “Now you can reduce your electric bills without sacrificing your home’s appearance,” said Dyer.

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