2mm and 3.2mm Solar Tempered Glass for BIPV Power Glass on Construction

Product Specification

2mm and 3.2mm Solar Tempered Glass for BIPV Power Glass on Construction

Product introduction

    BIPV power glass refers to Building-Integrated Photovoltaics (BIPV) glass—a core type of photovoltaic (PV) glass specifically designed for integration into building envelopes (instead of being installed separately as traditional solar panels).Unlike regular PV glass used in solar farms, BIPV power glass also emphasizes architectural aesthetics (customizable transparency, color, and appearance) and building performance (wind resistance, thermal insulation, soundproofing) to meet construction and design requirements.

Specification:
 

Features:

1. Dual Functional Integration
It serves as both a building envelope material (replacing curtain walls, roof panels, skylights) and a power generator. It retains glass’s basic properties (transparency, weather resistance, insulation) while converting sunlight into electricity, realizing "material + energy" dual value.
2. Architectural Aesthetics & Customization
Unlike traditional solar panels, it’s designed for building integration—supporting customizable transparency (semi-transparent/opaque), colors, and surface textures. It fits various architectural styles without damaging the building’s visual effect.
3. Superior Building Performance
Optimized for construction scenarios: excellent wind resistance, waterproofing, thermal insulation, and soundproofing. It meets strict building safety and energy-saving standards, ensuring long-term stability in outdoor environments.
4. Green Energy & Cost-Saving
Generates clean solar power to supply the building’s internal use (lighting, air conditioning) and feed surplus electricity into the grid. It reduces reliance on traditional energy, lowers electricity bills, and cuts carbon emissions.
5. Space-Saving & Flexible Installation
Utilizes existing building surfaces (facades, roofs) without occupying additional land (unlike ground-mounted solar farms). Suitable for both new buildings and retrofits of old structures.

Application 

1. Building-Integrated Photovoltaics (BIPV)
The most core application: used as curtain walls, skylights, canopies, or roof panels for commercial buildings, residential buildings, and public facilities. It not only serves as building envelope materials but also generates electricity to supply the building's internal use or feed into the grid.
2. Solar Power Stations
Applied in large-scale ground-mounted solar farms or distributed photovoltaic projects, especially thin-film photovoltaic glass (e.g., cadmium telluride glass) which is widely used due to its low cost and good light absorption.
3. Transportation Fields
Installed on the roof of electric vehicles (EVs), high-speed rail carriages, or yacht canopies to generate electricity for on-board equipment (such as air conditioning, lighting) and improve energy efficiency.
4. Consumer Electronics & Small-Scale Devices
Made into portable solar chargers, outdoor lighting fixtures, or solar-powered backpacks, providing clean energy for small electronic devices (e.g., mobile phones, cameras) in outdoor scenarios.