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The short way
Sand goes in one end. Power comes out the other.
Most panel brands are a logo on somebody else's product. Ours is a hall with a furnace at one end and a loading dock at the other, and a quarry eleven kilometres up the road. That is not a slogan about quality — it is what makes a twenty-five year warranty cheap enough to actually give.
Inside the hall
Four machines, one takt
The furnace sets the pace and everything else follows it. Nothing waits in a yard between steps, because there is no yard between steps — the sand that goes under the canopy in the morning leaves as a finished module the same week.
Three formats
Same cell, three frames
Every module leaves the same laminator. What changes is the frame: a tile for roofs full of dormers, the standard for houses, a long one for barns and carports.
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Where they go
Eight roofs we know by heart
A terrace, a garage, a carport, a barn, a block of flats, a school, a field and a workshop. Hover a slot to open it.
Payback
How long until it pays for itself
Three sliders. The figures assume 1 150 kWh a year per kilowatt installed — southern Europe, a roof facing anywhere but north.
7.4years to pay back
- modules21
- kWp on the roof8.6
- € system price8 519
- € saved a year1 152
No subsidy, no price rise, degradation at the warranted 0.4 % a year. A real quote is measured on your roof.
Talk to the plant, not a reseller
Send the address and a photo of the roof
Designed and built at nimatica.com
SILEX is a fictional company. The plant, the quarry, the modules and the prices were invented for a portfolio case; the film, the page and every number on it were built from scratch for it.