BISOL Group to unveil EasyMount aluminium mounting solutions at SolarExpo in Verona
At SolarExpo, Hall 7, Booth D8.2, BISOL Group will exhibit its entire assortment of newly developed solar solutions. BISOL Group, one of the leading European based manufacturers of premium quality PV modules and other solar solutions, has developed its own line of innovative EasyMount mounting systems including the high-quality aluminium understructures and the recyclable polyethylene HDPE bases. The upgraded collection of aluminium understructures is robust yet lightweight, suitable for all types of roofs. With an accompanying selection of hooks, clamps, brackets and other components, BISOL PV modules can truly be universally installed to ensure higher energy yields of solar power plants and a longer lifespan.
At Italy’s leading event dedicated to renewable energy BISOL Group will also present its improved selection of PV modules, particularly the newest BISOL PeakPerformance series with anti-reflective glass. The new series of modules come in higher power classes allowing greater light absorbance hence 3 per cent higher energy yield. Visitors will also be introduced to the BISOL roof-integrated solution specifically developed to replace conventional roofing, especially appropriate for new-builds or renovations. The Trade Fair in Verona will take place from 9 May to 11 May 2012.
BISOL Group is constantly improving its solar products; our leading in-house experts are shifting industry’s standards by reinventing creative solutions. The company is aware of difficult market conditions; however it continues to acquire new customers and markets due to the superior quality, durability and longer lifetime of its solar solutions. Strong business relationships, refined sales policies and an educated market approach is reflected in BISOL’s sales, which have increased by 80 per cent in the first quarter of 2012 compared to the same period last year.
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