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Providing Natural Sunlight to poorly lit interiors, with a highly efficient SOLIS, creating healthy efficient buildings
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SOLIS Daylighting Collectors
Providing Natural Sunlight to poorly lit interiors, with a highly efficient SOLIS, creating healthy efficient buildings
Label Date
July 4, 2023
By
Solight LTD
From
Israel
Maturity stage
TRL 9 / CRI 3-4 - Commercial Scale Up / Multiple commercial Applications
Solight developed a highly efficient, fully static, patented, solar collector delivering healthy, energy-saving sunlight indoors which brings flexibility and a competitive price-to-performance ration. The model SOLIS Max, which is 30,000 Lumens, typically lights 60 sqm and is ideal for Commercial Buildings, but there are also other models that are compatible with various applications. SOLIS delivers constant full visible spectrum lighting from 08:00 until 16:00, with controlled heat or UV, offering the multiple recognized benefits of natural lighting, with electricity savings of up to 40%. The Solution makes homes and workplaces healthier and more energy efficient.
The Environmental Benefits
- •Can deliver an annual average 30,000 Lumens under 100K Lux Nominal Sunlight and remains highly efficient in cloudy days
- •Durable and lightweight Aluminum construction
- •A light guide which is 60X60 cm
- •70% reduction in daytime artificial lighting
- •Provides solar heating in winter and a non-heating Sunlight in summer
- •Extended life for artificial luminaries due to reduced daytime usage (Opex)
The Financial Benefits
- •Electricity savings of 35~12% depending on building type and utilization
- •Increased workers productivity 18~12%
- •Improved school children's concentration and learning 30%
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Solight LTD
Solight develops an innovative, efficient, and affordable static solar lighting system. Making our buildings healthier.
Headquarters
Yozma St 3, Tirat Carmel, Israel
Type
Startup or self-employed
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EuroQuity
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