Upgrade options } Free Standing
The Ascot Solar Upgrade The Ascot Solar Upgrade replaces your canopy roof panels with IPV (Integrated Photovoltaic) glass solar panels that produce renewable energy for your building. The glass panels are transparent with an orange tint, transforming your structure into a striking architectural feature.
If you choose to become part of the government’s Feed In Tariff scheme (FITs), you can be paid for the electricity you generate, even if you use it yourself and you can also receive added revenue for any surplus electricity you export to the National Grid.
ABOVE: The Ascot Solar Upgrade installed on a Kensington Dual-Pitch Free Standing Canopy
Reduce your carbon footprint, save on electricity bills and protect yourself from rising energy prices
Roller Shutters The majority of our Free Standing canopies can be combined with roller shutters to give a lockable enclosed area. This can be used to create a secure storage area where equipment can be stored safely. Made from steel or aluminium, these shutters can be coloured to any BS or RAL colour.
Benefit from a tax free added revenue from the government's Feed In Tariff scheme (FITs) Excellent learning aid – great practical aid to help demonstrate how solar energy works MCS accredited – The Ascot Solar Upgrade is installed by MCS accredited operatives.
Available with: Kensington Wall Mounted Entrance Canopy Kensington Mono-Pitch Free Standing Canopy Kensington Dual-Pitch Free Standing Canopy Tarnhow Mono-Pitch Wall Mounted Canopy Tarnhow Mono-Pitch Free Standing Canopy The Grange Junior Free Standing Canopy.
Able Canopies Roller Shutters are available on:
The Grange The Double Grange The Ullswater The Devoke The Hamilton The Codale Conic The Welford Dome The Coniston.
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Tel: 0800 389 9072
www.ablecanopies.co.uk
FREE STANDING CANOPIES
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