Where design meets innovation
Cell Layout
Imagine a building where windows, skylights, spandrel panels, and curtainwalls do more than just offer views — they harness energy. Our Solar Glass transforms these elements into dynamic, energy-generating surfaces. With our versatile cell layouts, your architectural vision takes on a new dimension, showcasing sustainability in its most elegant form.
Gaze through our Solar Glass and see a future where buildings not only exist in harmony with nature but actively contribute to a greener world.
At Mitrex, our rectangular solar glass panels showcase a seamless blend of functionality and aesthetics. These panels offer a variety of solar cell arrangements and layouts at your disposal. With our rectangular solar glass panels, you're not just installing a renewable energy source; you're utilizing a beautifully crafted solar panel that powers the building and captivates onlookers.
Mitrex's square solar glass panels offer architects and designers the freedom to explore a myriad of design possibilities. Whether the design calls for a symmetrical grid that resonates with the square's inherent balance or a more asymmetric pattern that plays with visual dynamics, our panels are adaptable to each unique architectural language.
Mitrex's circular solar glass panels are a symbol of innovation in BIPV technology, blending the elegance of circular geometry with functional solar technology. The array of solar cell arrangements and layouts available with these panels stretches the limits of imagination, allowing for a diverse range of aesthetic expressions.
These triangular panels enable architects to explore new geometrical compositions, creating facades that are not just functional but also visually captivating. The adaptability in cell configuration within the isosceles triangle shape allows for a seamless integration with the overall architectural vision, ensuring that each installation is as much a statement of style as it is of sustainability.
The equilateral triangle, with its uniform angles and sides, presents a unique opportunity for creative solar cell arrangements. Designers can opt for patterns that highlight the equilateral symmetry, creating a sense of balance and uniformity, or explore more intricate, tessellated designs that play off the triangle's ability to fit together in captivating ways.
These panels open up a realm of design possibilities, enabling intricate honeycomb patterns or more abstract arrangements that play with the six-sided symmetry. The versatility in solar cell layouts within the hexagonal form allows for creative and functional uses of space, enabling architects to craft facades that are not only visually striking but also highly efficient in solar energy harvesting.
Mitrex’s parallelogram-shaped solar glass panels blend architectural innovation with efficient energy generation. The slanted angles of the parallelogram shape introduce a dynamic visual element to building facades, offering a departure from traditional designs. This unique shape allows for diverse and creative solar cell arrangements, enabling designers to experiment with both symmetry and asymmetry, crafting patterns that can create the illusion of movement or depth.
Junction Box
With Mitrex solar glass, the position of the junction box can be at the front, top or back of the glass depending on the project needs.
The choice of placement involves a careful balance between accessibility, aesthetics, and functionality, each position influencing the efficiency and visual impact of the solar setup.
Ensures easy accessibility for maintenance and inspection, simplifying wiring and connections while preserving the clean appearance of the glass front.
Allows for convenient access while maintaining a sleek and integrated look. However, it might be more visible, impacting the overall aesthetics.
Conceals wiring and connections, providing a streamlined and unobstructed front surface, enhancing the visual appeal of the structure.
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