DMEGC Solar has completed anti-glare evaluations for its new G12RT-B66HSW Infinity RT double-glass solar modules at the renowned SPF Institute in Rapperswil, Austria. These evaluations compared the module’s reflected luminance with that of conventional solar panels, using a 2x2mm double-glass concept. The results showed that DMEGC’s module achieved a luminance of 14,200 cd/m² at 10° compared to 101,500 cd/m² for the conventional panel, ensuring a significantly lower glare impact. These results place the module well below the 20,000 cd/m² limit required for airport installations, making it ideal for projects near airports, highways, and train lines. TÜV Rheinland validated the Infinity RT’s durability through extended stress tests, ensuring its high performance under harsh conditions.
SPF Institute validates Infinity RT anti-glare module
The SPF Institute validated DMEGC’s Infinity RT solar module for its anti-glare properties. (Image Source: DMEGC)
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