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Solar SSR™ Program
A better understanding of Solar SSR™
Solar Building Integrated Photovoltaic (BIPV) for
Standing Seam
AND
Exposed Fastener Roof Systems
Solar SSR™ Program
The Solar SSR System– Total system working together to harvest power– Standing seam applications– Exposed fastener applications– System sizes – System costs– Fabral’s offering
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Total System
“On grid” system is shown; “Off grid” systems require battery storage between DC Disconnect and Inverter
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The Total System Working together to harvest power.
• Triple-junction technology captures three
wave lengths (red, green/yellow and blue) of sunlight
• Panels are electrically daisy-chained together to maximize output
• Power is converted from DC to AC and is returned to the grid
• Optional Data Acquisition System provides real-time analysis of energy production
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The Solar SSR panels are:
• Highly flexible, lightweight and durable
• More efficient at producing electricity than alternative polycrystalline solar technology, especially in shadows and/or low light
• Efficient up to 185°F
• A peel and stick back
The Total System
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• No roof penetrations to install
• Eliminates additional structural support requirements
• Maintains serviceability and walkability of the roof
• Roof slopes between 1:12 and 21:12
• Curving is permitted
• Tested to very high hail and wind resistance ratings – extremely durable
• Extremely light weight at ±0.75 psf
The Total System
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Standing Seam Applications
• Can be applied to existing metal roofs or new standing seam panels
• Standing Seam panels must be at least 16” seam to seam
• Fabral Enduracote™ and Flurobond™ paint systems are approved
• Solar SSR panels are field installed – can be adhered prior or post to
installing standing seam panels
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Standing Seam Panel profile optionsArchitectural/Commercial
16” or 18” Coverage
Thin Seam
16” Coverage
Prestige™
16”, 18” or 20” Coverage
Snap-on-Seam
16” Coverage
Slim Seam
Post Frame/Residential
16” Coverage
1 ½” SSR
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Exposed Fastener Applications-A PATENT PENDING APPLICATION -
• BIVP solar thin film laminates can be adhered to hemmed flat sheets that are one foot longer than the solar panels
• Flat sheets are then attached over exposed fastener systems
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Solar Panels on Grandrib 3®
Note: panels shown much shorter than actual length to get all details on drawing
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System Sizes
• Wide range of power sizes to choose from, depending upon budget and building requirements.
• Standard system sizes: 1.5, 3, 5, 10, 15, 30, 60, 120 and 240 Kw
• The system requires approximately 600 s.f. for 3 kW
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Watt = Unit of power = Volt x Amp
Watt Hour = Unit of energy equal to 1 watt of power operating for one hour.
1,000 W (watt) = 1 kW (Kilowatt)
Watts?
5kW system x 1hour = 5 kW-h
Average 3.5-4 hours a day of 100% efficiency
Average day:5kW system x 3.8 hours = 18 kW-h / Day
18kW-h will light 7.5 100w light bulbs for 24 hours
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•Commercial buildings: 11.7 – 17.4 kWh per sq.ft. floor area
•Residential buildings: Average house uses 11,000 kWh per year
•5kW system produces approximately 5,000 – 8,000 kWh per year
•1.5kW – Pennsylvania 2,020 kWh / yr
•3kW – Virginia 4,077 kWh / yr
•5kW – Washington 6,389 kWh / yr
•5kW – N. Carolina 6,939 kWh / yr
•5kW – N. Carolina 7,201 kWh / yr
•5kW – Pennsylvania 6,753 kWh / yr
•10kW – Wisconsin 12,155 kWh / yr
•15kw – Wisconsin 18,215 kWh / yr
Typical Power Production Percentages
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Other Factors
•Azimuth angle (direction the roof faces, SE, S, SW, etc)
•South or SW is often considered the best
•Sunlight
•Shade
•Snow cover
•Module/Panel Width – 15.5” PV width
•16” SSR most efficient
•18” – 20” SSR = wasted space
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What Fabral Sells
• Fabral sells:• Solar SSR panels• Cable Trays• Cable Tray Covers• Rubber Grommets• S-5! Mini Clamps
• Our customers must obtain the other components themselves
• We provide suggested manufacturers and contacts to call
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System Costs
Total estimated system price (less the metal roof):
• 3kw (rated DC, 3.264kw) ~$25,786
• 5kw (rated DC, 5.44kw) ~$41,344
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• Metal panels must be clean and smooth with no stiffening ribs, striations or embossing
• Thin-film solar laminate is adhered directly onto the exposed face of the SSR panel in the field or shop in temperatures between 50° and 100°F before roof installation
• Video available online
Installation
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Installation
• Fabral specifications clearly outline the scope of work and installation responsibilities
• Fabral manufactures and delivers the entire system to specification
• The system is installed in two steps:
1. The BIPV roofing panels by the trained roofing contractor
2. The electrical system by the electrical subcontractor
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Warranty
• The Fabral Solar SSR system comes with a Fabral/EnergyPeak™ 25-year manufacturer’s warranty
25 Years
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ROI
• The perfect start
• Can be processed via paper or online at www.fabral.com/ROI.php
• Calculations are available for all power size options
• All current federal rebates, state and local incentives, utility provider incentives, renewable energy credits and depreciation are shown
• ROI well under 10 years is common
• About 7 days for results
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Tax Credit Advantages
30% Solar IRS tax credit is available on PV systems- Extended through 2016- Previous cap on residential PV systems has been REMOVED, significantly increasing the tax incentives for residential applications- Many state and local utility rebates exist
PLUS don’t forget - Homeowner Energy Credit of 30% for projects using metal roofing meeting ENERGY STAR® (cool colors) requirements
- Maximum credit is $1500- Does not include installation costs- Must be installed during 2009 or 2010
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Drawings & Specifications • Fabral will supply all required AutoCad
drawings, electrical schematics and Masterspec® specifications for both the electrical and roofing sections
• Electrical schematics and specifications should be given to the electrical engineer for review