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The Solrif system converts framless photovoltaic laminates into a power generating one. Installed on a simple wood batten structure, these solar...
Schweizer SOLRIF® XL

Like roof tiles: the Solrif system converts framless photovoltaic laminates into a power generating one. Installed on a simple wood batten structure, these solar roof tiles replace the regular roof cover. The photovoltaic system may thus cover the complete roof or only a portion of it. Credits: ernst schweizer ag.

Ernst Schweizer AG
  • Bahnhofplatz 11, 8908 Hedingen, Switzerland
Technical information
  • Suitable for
    New builts and re-roofing
  • Solutions
    Complete and partial roof covering
  • Typology
    Aluminium profiles
  • Roof pitches
    Between 10 and 70 degrees (with roof sub-structure that has underlay)
  • Installation
    From right to left and from bottom to top
  • Thickness of laminate
    Up to 5.2 mm (measured 6 mm inward from edge)
  • Dimensions
    Frame edge length 500 – 2000 mm
  • Surface area
    From 1,0 m² to 1,7 m²
  • Patent
    European Patent EP 1 060 520 B1
  • Certifications
    IEC 61215/61730, CSTB, TÜVdotCOM, MCS
Exploded drawing of the photovoltaic system
3_system components

(1) Eaves-side skirting and sealing tape, (2) Sheet grips, (3) Mounting clamp, (4) Cylinder-head screw (5 x 35), (5) Flashing (left side), (6) Flashing profile (left), (7) Mounting board 100 x 30, (8) Batten for roof tiles, (9) Side flashing upper left, (10) Ridge-side flashing left corner, (11) Solrif-framed photovoltaic module, (12) Join capping piece, (13) Flashing ridge middle. Credits: ernst schweizer ag.

Solutions for complete or partial roof covering
4_roof elements

This system offers significant freedom of design supporting solutions for complete or partial roof covering, including combining with solar thermal collectors or roof penetrations (such as skylights, chimneys, etc.). Credits: ernst schweizer ag.

Reference buildings
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Rural farm Galley
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