Solar & energy

Scalable solar modules

One module charges a micro electric tractor. Add modules and the system runs homes, farms and small enterprises. Performance scales linearly.

Each module delivers 1.3 kW from two panels and generates around 7.5 kWh a day. A twelve-module system delivers 15.6 kW from 24 panels and produces around 90 kWh a day. Because each module is independent, shading and faults stay local rather than taking down the array.

Assembly needs no skilled labour. A manual and a hammer are enough to install a unit and put it into service. Parts build into components, components into modules, modules into systems.

1.3 kW

PV per module, 2 panels

≈7.5 kWh

Generated per day, per module

35 kg

Per module

Two men standing beside the completed ground-mounted solar array, panels running away behind them

Hub and spoke

Multiple hubs support local networks within a community. Each hub takes up to seven modules, each optimising its own output.

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Technical data — one module

Weight35 kg per module

Width1.92 m per module

Height2.1 m

Length3.8 m

PV power1.3 kW per module, from 2 panels

Battery storage5.2 kWh for one battery

Output power1 kW and above, depending on scale and inverter

Average daily generation≈7.5 kWh, measured at the Malawi installations

Maximum operating temperature55 °C

Scaling

One module: 1.3 kW, ≈7.5 kWh a day — enough to charge a tractor or meet small-scale domestic need. Twelve modules: 15.6 kW from 24 panels, ≈90 kWh a day for homes, farms and productive rural use.