Cool the panel.
Keep the heat.
that sprays the glass clean and cool, draws heat off the back through a finned copper exchanger, and sends that heat where your facility can use it.
Built for hot, dusty sites.
Warehouses · agriculture · greenhouses · C&I rooftops · heat-pump facilities
FRONT
Spray and self-clean
A timed spray (2 min on, 4 off) cools the glass and washes off dust, worth about 1% more yield with no manual cleaning.
REAR
Finned copper HX
A copper heat spreader bonded to the back carries heat into copper fins, where zone airflow sweeps it away.
AIR
Smart zone blower
One variable-speed EC blower draws air behind 10 modules and runs only when the watts it recovers beat the watts it uses.
HEAT
Deliver or exhaust
A diverter feeds warm air to make-up air, shop heat, drying or a heat-pump coil, and vents it outdoors when not needed.
Up to, by location · per 100 panels3
| Site | Cooling h/yr | Extra kWh/yr | Heat MMBtu/yr |
|---|---|---|---|
| Riyadh, Saudi Arabia | 1,660 | 2,300 (+2.1%) | 901 |
| Karachi, Pakistan | 1,500 | 2,000 (+2.1%) | 816 |
| Phoenix, Arizona | 1,510 | 2,000 (+2.0%) | 816 |
| Houston, Texas | 900 | 1,300 (+1.5%) | 491 |
| San Diego, California | 710 | 1,100 (+1.2%) | 386 |
| Indianapolis, Indiana | 490 | 700 (+0.9%) | 263 |
| Toronto, Ontario | 290 | 400 (+0.6%) | 154 |
| Syracuse, New York | 260 | 380 (+0.6%) | 140 |
Hybrid cooling in action.
Designed around a 6.0 kWdc zone.
A compact zone architecture combines bifacial PV cooling, rear heat recovery and variable-speed airflow.
The heat is the business case.
Best fit: sites that buy electric heat or run heat pumps. 100-panel illustration at measured heat2.
Modern Thermal Design
Hybrid PV cooling and thermal energy recovery.
1 Field pilot by Modern Thermal Design Pakistan Office and R&D, 625 W-class module, front spray plus copper HX. 2 5,420 BTU/hr per panel, 1,000 full-sun h/yr, $0.15/kWh or $10/MMBtu gas at 80% efficiency. 3 Climate-normal screening model, net of blower energy, before spray-pump energy; heat is an upper bound. Sites modeled from GPS coordinates. Illustrative, not guaranteed. U.S. patent pending.