MIRAGE: Revolutionizing Solar Aesthetics with Performance

In the ever-evolving solar energy landscape, aesthetics and performance no longer have to be mutually exclusive. AESOLAR, in collaboration with INVITAIC’s Invisible Photovoltaic technology, introduces the MIRAGE series — an innovative line of colorful single-glass photovoltaic modules that harmoniously blend visual appeal with cutting-edge energy generation. The MIRAGE range stands out not just for its vibrant palette, but for its uncompromising performance standards that meet the demands of both residential and commercial energy applications.

Offered in five distinct color options — Terracotta, Sahara, Frost, Blues, and Emerald — the MIRAGE modules allow architects and homeowners to integrate solar power seamlessly into any façade or rooftop design. Each module features 108 half-cut N-type monocrystalline cells (182 x 91 mm), delivering both mechanical strength and electrical efficiency. With a peak output of up to 380W and a maximum efficiency of 19.49%, the MIRAGE modules cater to energy-conscious consumers who refuse to compromise on design.

The modules are housed in a robust single-glass construction with an IP68-rated junction box and Stäubli MC4 connectors, ensuring high durability and minimal energy loss. At just 24 kg, the 1721 mm x 1133 mm x 30 mm panel is lightweight and easy to install, supported by a strong wind resistance of 2400 Pa and a snow load capacity of 5400 Pa — making it ideal for diverse climates.

AESOLAR’s MIRAGE series reflects the brand’s confidence in quality through a 25-year linear power warranty and a 12-year product warranty. The linear guarantee ensures that power degradation remains below industry standards, assuring over 84.8% performance even after 25 years — a testament to AESOLAR’s engineering excellence.

MIRAGE modules carry multiple international certifications, including IEC 61215, IEC 61730, CE, RoHS, and REACH, ensuring that each panel complies with rigorous safety and environmental standards. The product is further supported by TÜV-certified production surveillance and fire-proof design standards, providing peace of mind to developers and end users alike.

The MIRAGE series redefines what solar technology can look and feel like. By fusing high-efficiency output with elegant aesthetics and long-term reliability, AESOLAR and INVITAIC have created a solution that doesn’t just power your building — it transforms it. Whether adorning the roofs of contemporary homes or enhancing the façades of eco-forward buildings, MIRAGE is where style meets substance in solar innovation.

 

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