PV-Manager

Warm weather in june sets the corn in tune: PV Manger in new Languages

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Our PV Manager is the most important planning tool for installers and has been part of our repertoire for many years. Now it has received an update and with it some new functions, but above all PV Manager is now also available in seven new languages. In this article you can find out what these are and what else is new.  (more…)

Accelerated planning of solar systems

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It is THE PV planning tool for all installers and has been part of IBC SOLAR’s repertoire for many years: now the PV Manager has a new look. The fast, uncomplicated and flexible operation is now particularly clear and user-friendly – from anywhere and at any time. (more…)

“Mounting systems” blog series part 8: design – when the visual appearance matters

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When photovoltaics originated homeowners decided to use solar energy and install their own PV roof system with the conviction of sustainable and green power generation. Little attention was paid to the appearance or design of the PV system. However, thanks to continuously reduced prices of photovoltaic systems in recent years, a change has now occurred. PV systems should no longer only be sustainable and renewable, but should also be elegant in design and visually appealing. As a result, more and more products are being launched on the market for modules as well as mounting systems to meet this demand, such as the IBC TopFix 200 insertion system.(more…)

“Mounting systems” blog series part 7: Flat roof – safety – How many guardian angels have we already used?

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Flat roofs are still of high relevance when it comes to the installation of PV systems. As already explained in previews articles of this blog series, the usage of roofs will change from not-used to used as soon as a PV system is installed. This results in a potential danger that previously safe work paths are now blocked. Therefore, the risk analysis has changed which particularly effects necessary work on roofs. In this sense, it may happen that paths for roof work, for example for the maintenance and servicing of water pipes or climate or ventilation systems which are now within  fall hazard areas. In such cases, a safe working condition within this area is important. System operators as well as designated companies are in charge of the responsibility to create a risk analysis.(more…)