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    The glare effect caused by solar modules is a common obstacle in the implementation of PV systems. Especially on house roofs, glare issues are usually only discovered after the solar system has already been installed.

    In the course of the energy transition, such glare scenarios will increasingly occur in neighborhoods, alongside roads, or at airports.

  • Our Solution

    The Anti-glare film from Phytonics is an effective solution that can be applied to both new solar modules and existing systems. The film makes solar modules glare-reduced and therefore they no longer cause disturbance.

    In densely populated neighborhoods, next to roads, and at airports, glare-reduced solar modules enable the sustainable and successful implementation of PV projects.

Glare effect caused by solar modules

The glare effect caused by solar modules is a common obstacle in the implementation of PV systems. Especially on house roofs, glare issues are usually only identified after the solar system has already been installed. However, with the increasing spread of PV systems, it is expected that glare problems will occur more frequently. In densely populated neighborhoods, next to roads, and at airports, glare-free solar modules enable the sustainable and successful implementation of PV projects.

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Best solution on the market

Our Anti-glare film can be applied to all types of solar modules and makes them glare-reducing!
Even at extremely shallow angles of incidence of up to 70°, the reflected luminance remains well below a value of 75,000 cd/m². This means the XRF Anti-glare film far surpasses other glare-reducing products.

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Your solar system is dazzling and you are looking for a solution?

We take care of the foiling of your solar modules with our partner network. Please contact us for this!

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From when do solar panels glare?

Glare depends on subjective perception. Nevertheless, it is important to establish uniform limit values to determine when a surface is considered "low-glare." This issue was addressed by the expert Prof. Christof Bucher from the Bern University of Applied Sciences.

Accordingly, solar modules with the Phytonics Anti-glare film are considered "low-glare."

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Are you planning a commercial PV system?

Does your glare report indicate significant impairments for residents or road users?

Our Anti-glare film offers an effective solution to reduce disturbing reflections and thus enables approval.

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