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Integrated Solar Canopy Solutions


The Grange Apex Solar Canopy


Offer your pupils, staff or customers shade and shelter from the weather whilst generating electricity that you can use and sell – earning you an additional income!


The Grange Apex Solar Canopy features solar panels on both sides of the apex roof, making it perfect for east/west elevations, ensuring you generate high levels of solar energy all day long.


A solar canopy enables you to benefit from the government backed FIT scheme (Feed in Tariff) by getting paid for using the energy you generate and for exporting any leftover energy to the National Grid.


The Grange Apex Solar Canopy can cover extra- large areas up to 50.7m x 6.6m, making it perfect for creating cover for outdoor sports areas at leisure centres, outdoor learning areas at schools, cover for car parks and covered walkways or picnic areas at retail centres and visitor attractions. It is also an excellent teaching aid within schools, allowing you to teach your pupils about solar energy whilst sitting under a solar canopy.


The canopy frame is constructed from strong steel box sections that can be powder coated to any RAL colour, the frame can also be galvanised for ultimate corrosion protection. The toughened glass solar panels are supplied by the leaders in the solar industry - SolarWorld and offer the highest quality along with a 30 year linear performance guarantee.


See more at: www.ablecanopies.co.uk/ canopies/solar-canopies/


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