FIT VOLT active roofing panel — 558 × 2040 mm and 175 W

A home can use solar energy while keeping its roof visually consistent. SOLROOF combines roof covering and electricity generation in a single system. Active photovoltaic elements complement inactive panels to create a carefully arranged roof surface. It is an option for owners who want to connect everyday electricity needs with the architecture of their home while building or replacing the roof.

In the integrated system, photovoltaic elements form part of the covering. Active FIT VOLT panels and FIT steel panels make up a shared arrangement, giving the roof a regular pattern. The owner can view it as one design element that protects the building and produces electricity. This is especially relevant to simple building forms with prominent roof slopes. A consistent roof character helps preserve architectural proportions and relate the modern function to the façade, windows and surrounding property.

Electricity generated by the active section can supply household appliances through a suitably planned installation. The benefit depends on sunlight conditions, design and the occupants’ consumption patterns. The value lies in using a surface that already serves as the roof. Rather than treating covering and electricity generation as separate purchases, their interaction can be planned from the beginning. This is particularly useful for a new home, where active zones and the appearance of the entire roof can be refined before construction starts.

Similar-looking active and inactive areas help maintain a unified composition across the roof.

A system design allows roofing and electrical work to be coordinated during project planning.

The modular format allows the arrangement of components to be adapted to the roof geometry.

The area above the building gains an energy-generating role without taking up additional garden space.

Consider SOLROOF when building a home or replacing the complete roof, while the choice of covering remains open. It is relevant to projects where appearance is as important as practical use of the surface. A family partly working from home may use electricity differently from a household most active in the evening, so the design addresses actual needs. The roof gains another function and the user can benefit from on-site generation while retaining coherent architecture. The final scope follows the building’s conditions, giving the solution a practical basis rather than relying on one promise of savings.

We select SOLROOF for the particular home, its roof and electricity needs. SteelProfil offers competitive prices, with promotions across a broader range of building materials. We also carry stock items and materials in first and second grade. We can help connect an individually planned solar roof with the other requirements of the project.