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Rochester Hills MI (SPX) Nov 04, 2009 Energy Conversion Devices has introduced its new UNI-SOLAR PowerTilt Solar Roof system - the lightest rack-mounted solar system available. UNI-SOLAR PowerTilt solar rooftop systems are manufactured for the Building Applied Photovoltaic (BAPV) market. The new UNI-SOLAR PowerTilt product will be available in 136 or 144 watts per panel, and offers unique features and benefits to the rooftop solar buyer.
Lightweight and Durable
Easy to Install with No Roof Penetrations
Lower Levelized Cost of Electricity Mark Morelli, President and CEO for Energy Conversion Devices said, "This new product is another in a long line of innovations from United Solar. UNI-SOLAR PowerTilt offers excellent real-world power output in a lightweight product that is suited for application on any existing rooftop. We have proven ability to manufacture such innovative products in scale to meet the demands of the marketplace, and we look forward to continuing to introduce new products and setting the standard for lightweight solar rooftop solutions." The UNI-SOLAR PowerTilt rooftop solar system is the newest member of United Solar's PowerLine of products. The UNI-SOLAR PowerTilt is on display at 2009 Solar Power International at the Company's booth 1111, and will be available for purchase in January 2010. Share This Article With Planet Earth
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