Menova Power-Spar RFP-40

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Menova Power-Spar RFP-40
Menova Power-Spar RFP-40
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The Power-Spar is a flexible cost-effective solar concentrating system that can be configured as an electrical, thermal and/or lighting solution.

The parabolic trough reflector concentrates the sun's energy onto a modular absorber. The absorber converts the sun's energy to electricity (via high efficiency multi-sun photovoltaic cells), or to heat (via a patented absortption surface) or transports the light to the buildings' interior (via optical cabling). The system is designed for easy integration with heat recovery systems, turbines, thermal based chillers and geo-thermal solutions to maximize the thermal, electrical and lighting outputs. This efficient co-generation yields unprecedented dollar value.

Capable of cpaturing up to 80% of the sun's energy, Power-Spar systems can reduce typical building energy bills by as much as 70%/year. Contact us for further information.
SKU RFP-40
Qty Not available in the current price set.

SPECIFICATIONS


Length of Spar: PS2-4x40 Full-Length39' (12 m)
Approx. total weight of array4600 lbs (2100kg)
Max. diameter swing for two-axis tracking array50; (15 m)
Max. height of arrray12' (3.7 m)
Peak Outputs: Thermal-only configured array30 kWth (104,000 BTU/hth)
Peak Outputs: Combined Thermal and PV configured array15 kWth (51,000 BTU/hth)
Hybrid Solar Lighting array1,486,000 lumens

FEATURES

BENEFITS

MountingGround or Roof-top
Warranty10 years
StandardsCSA F379, F378, F383, SRCC Standard 100, SRCC Document RM-1, SRCC Document OG-300, UL 1703
Concentrated Solar PowerCaptures the complete solar spectrum more efficiently at 80%
High EfficientyAutomatically tracks angle of direct sunlight, tilts down in sleep mode at night; Optionally tracks second axis for up to 35% more efficiency
Approved by State and Federal tax incentives and rebatesReturn on investment realized years sooner
Photovoltaic (PV) and/or Geo-ThermalHigh efficiency to capture sun's energy and cools PV cells with geo-thermal feature

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