Cavadini

Project Summary

The Cavadini project is a 10.8 kW roof-mounted solar system installed on a new-build in Sparta, Wisconsin and designed to harness the power of renewable energy for a long-term cost savings. This system was carefully designed and installed to optimize energy production, generating an impressive 14,600 kWh of electricity annually.

System Highlights

• System Size: 10.8 kW DC
• Annual Production: 14,600 kWh
• Mounting System: K2 Crossrail Racking ensures secure and efficient panel placement, even in harsh weather conditions.
• Solar Panels: VSUN 450W bifacial panels, which capture sunlight on both sides to maximize efficiency and output.
• Inverters: Hoymiles microinverters, delivering optimized energy production for each individual panel and increasing system reliability.

Key Benefits

• Energy Savings: By producing 14,600 kWh annually, the Cavadini system significantly reduces reliance on traditional energy sources, translating to substantial utility bill savings.
• Environmental Impact: The system offsets roughly 10.3 metric tons of CO2 annually, equivalent to:
  • Planting over 170 trees each year, or
  • Taking two passenger vehicles off the road for an entire year.

Reliable and Efficient Design

This installation combines top-tier components for unmatched durability and performance:

• K2 Crossrail Racking provides a robust mounting solution for maximum stability.
• VSUN 450W bifacial panels utilize advanced solar technology to harness sunlight from all angles, increasing energy production.
• Hoymiles microinverters ensure each panel operates at its best, even if one panel is shaded or underperforming.

A Bright Step Toward Sustainability

The Cavadini project represents a commitment to renewable energy and a sustainable future. With this installation, the property owner will enjoy years of clean, efficient energy, reduced utility costs, and a significantly lower carbon footprint. It’s not just an investment in energy—it’s an investment in a healthier planet! 🌞