US-based Jackery is showcasing its solar expertise at BAU 2025 in Munich from January 13 to 17, presenting its “Solar Roof” tiles for the first time in Europe. The curved XBC tiles, certified by Frost & Sullivan, offer over 25% efficiency, generating 170 watts per square meter. Featuring a 150° curve, 35 mm height, and 0.13 mm crystalline silicon solar cells, they are tested to endure over 25 years of environmental exposure, including extreme weather. With a patented installation system requiring only two screws, the tiles come with a 30-year warranty. Jackery is also unveiling the “Navi 2000,” a DIY mobile balcony power plant. The system includes an expandable 2 kWh LiFePO4 power station, an integrated inverter, and a weatherproof aluminum housing. With a maximum solar charging power of 1600 watts, it supports flexible and standard solar panels and can serve as a storage solution for existing systems.
Jackery unveils Solar Roof tiles and Navi 2000 at BAU 2025
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