Photovoltaic Systems from S to XXL
Advantages of a photovoltaic system
None of our parts are subject to normal wear and tear; your system therefore requires hardly any maintenance and the modules practically clean themselves when it rains.
- State guaranteed allowance for electricity supplied for at least the next 20 years.
- Alternatively the electricity generated can be used privately at an attractive price.
- When the 20 year state guarantee has expired, the system will produce a further 10 years of electricity which can be used or sold.
Photovoltaics for agriculture
Photovoltaics for businesses
Components and structural elements made with S.A.G. German engineering quality
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All components and structural elements are the best in terms of energy efficiency and quality and are individually adapted to your roof/surfaces, so as to generate a sustained yield. Regular checks of all components used ensure the highest standards of quality.
How does a photovoltaic system work?
At the heart of a photovoltaic system are weatherproof solar modules. With the aid of an assembling trestle, several solar modules can be assembled onto a roof, façade or open area. Through the inter-connection of individual modules, a solar generator is formed.
When light falls onto the solar modules, the light energy is captured by the solar cells and converted into electrical energy or co-current flow. The alternating current convertor turns this co-current flow into grid-compatible alternating current. Through supply and demand counters, the electricity yield of the photovoltaic system, which can be supplied to the public network or used privately, can be detected.
A photovoltaic system produces electricity the whole year round, even when the sun is covered by clouds!
Your path to owning an S.A.G. photovoltaic system
Step 1:
Your solar electricity expert will visit you at your home and will test the suitability of your roof by carrying out a “solar check”.
Step 2:
You will receive your own individual offer complete with technical drawings, yield forecasts and economic efficiency evaluation.
Step 3:
Your system will be installed and ready to use within a few days.
Step 4:
Your solar system will be put into operation in collaboration with your existing energy provider, and you will then be a solar electricity provider.