The peninsular company Salvador Escoda has reinforced its commitment to the Canary Islands installer by expanding its stocks of high-turnover products on the islands, guaranteeing faster and more efficient supply. In addition, it provides the opportunity to purchase high-quality products locally, avoiding imports or long delivery times. The air conditioning offer includes innovative elements that have generated medium-term projects for the renovation of hotels on the islands as a result of the investments of the funds and SOCIMIs.
The company, which celebrates its 2024th anniversary in 50, already has a wide range of solutions for the hybridization of renewables available in its Gran Canaria stores. Some of the new references available in that area are inverters, electric batteries, structures and accessories for photovoltaic projects, as well as aerothermal, air conditioning equipment and accessories for the assembly of facilities. Among the new products available in the Canary Islands, there is great interest in the Mundoclima Solar photovoltaic modules, with PERC technology, which offer greater energy efficiency at a very competitive price. Likewise, the latest generation Mundoclima Aerotherm aerothermal systems stand out.
On the heritage level, Salvador Escoda has presented this May at its EscoFeria in Valencia the new Topcon glass-glass photovoltaic module in Terracotta color, from the Austrian manufacturer Sonnenkraft. This module with reduced dimensions (1748x1143mm), a power of 400 Wp and a maximum current (IMPP) of 12,76 A, is designed to integrate harmoniously into the architecture of buildings, even those located near airports thanks to its anti-reflective system. The launch of this product not only represents a significant advance in the photovoltaic market, but also expands the possibilities of buildings that can benefit from a free, sustainable and inexhaustible source of energy. The aesthetic integration of these modules allows their use in municipalities where the tile color of the photovoltaic modules is required and in buildings subject to heritage conservation.
