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3.24.2013

Helios Solar Works Features and Benefits

I believe the company went out of business and do not believe the Helios Solar products are available any longer. Added 3/5/14





Helios Solar Works Sales and Installation for the St Louis Region by the Green Pros at Scotts Contracting-St Louis Renewable Energy-http://www.stlouisrenewableenergy.com/solar.html
Build a Green St Louis using American Made Green and Sustainable http://www.stlouisrenewableenergy.com/solar.html

6T Series

260-240 Wp

6T Series-Helios Solar Works Sales and Installation for the St Louis Region by the Green Pros at Scotts Contracting-St Louis Renewable Energy-http://www.stlouisrenewableenergy.com/solar.html

7T2 Series

310-285 Wp

7T2 Series-Helios Solar Works Sales and Installation for the St Louis Region by the Green Pros at Scotts Contracting-St Louis Renewable Energy-http://www.stlouisrenewableenergy.com/solar.html

9T6 Series

420-390 Wp

9T6 Series-Helios Solar Works Sales and Installation for the St Louis Region by the Green Pros at Scotts Contracting-St Louis Renewable Energy-http://www.stlouisrenewableenergy.com/solar.html

Helios Solar Works Warranty Information



 Advanced Features of the Helios Solar Works

  • Helios Solar Works modules integrate high-quality mono-crystalline cells, high-transmission glass, and anodized aluminum framing to produce high-efficient and reliable power.


  • Our modules are tested to CEC, IEC, FSEC, TÃœV and UL standards and have a Class C fire rating.


  • We offer a generous 25-year linear performance warranty as well as a 10-year workmanship warranty.


  • Our modules are assembled at our headquarters in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. We strive to source from American suppliers whenever possible to ensure high performance, high quality, and on-time delivery.


                         Check out the Benefits


  • Flexibility. Our high-performance modules make it possible to design systems that satisfy a variety of needs—from residential, commercial, and governmental applications to any project with space or budget constraints.


  • Confidence. Quality is a natural consequence of our material selection and advanced, automated manufacturing platform. This allows you to be confident that our modules will perform as expected for the long term.


  • Affordability. Our advanced, automated manufacturing platform reduces our cost of production, generating savings we pass onto you. Also, systems utilizing our high-performance modules enjoy reduced installation costs, making them some of the most affordable on the market.

9T6 Series

LARGE FORMAT MODULE

Save big by going big..using our 9T6 module will save you time and parts on installation with a greater power yield in the same footprint.



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4.22.2011

CSP Business Proposal

Business Proposal1

CSP-Design will enable every homeowner an option for Inexpensive Photovoltaic System for their Home or Business. 

In many of the calls from people who desire a solar photovoltaic system for their property I have found that the biggest hurdles to overcome are:

  • Total Costs of the System (Thousands of dollars that do not produce as reasonable return on the investment that is under 15 years) and or

  • Their Property Lacks the Area Needed (Total square footage of roof space) to install a field of solar panels that are needed to generate the required electricity to supply the needs of their building.

The CSP (Concentrated Solar Power) design I have been engineering and designing will overcome both of these hurdles and can be adapted for any roofing system and ground mount capabilities.


This Business Proposal is open to: People, Groups, and Organizations who are not affiliated with the following industries: fossil fuels or nuclear.

I am not trying to re-invent2 the wheel with my design and plan to adapt and use various individual components from the leaders in the photovoltaic industry that are currently on the market today.

To make this invention a viable solution and bring the product to market. I am seeking investors who are interested in assisting me with this project. To include:
  1. Monetary donations
  2. Copyright and assistance in establishing a corporation.
  3. Engineering assistance to fine tune the CSP design that will include real-world stats on the electrical output that is generated from the CSP system.
  4. Manufacturing assistance once the final design is configured.

At this stage in building the promotional model. I am relatively confident that I can build the system between $400.00-$1,000.00 and it will supply the same electrical output of a a system that uses 3-4 solar panels. This is a savings of 66% when compared to the costs of current solar panels on the market today.

I am still working out the percentages of income that investors are entitled to, and am not seeking monetary donations at this time. If you would like to learn more about the offering use scottscontracting@gmail.com and I will return any inquires for this offering.

View the Confidentiality Agreement

1Initial Exploratory Public Offering For CSP Design-4/17/2011 This heading was changed- to Business Proposal 4/22/11- I do not own a publicly traded company.

2Archimedes was the first Concentrated Solar Designer and many companies and individuals have improved upon these principles

4.07.2011

Concentrated Solar Advancements

Concentrating Solar Power Takes Another Step Forward

View Scotts Contracting Concentrated Solar Power Design and Partnership Opportunities at: http://stlouisrenewableenergy.blogspot.com/2011/04/initial-exploratory-public-offering-for.html

cross posted via: BUILDER March 2011By:John Caulfield
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Solar Sliver A tiny filament, shown here in its fluorescent state greatly magnified, absorbs and converts sunlight into energy.
Credit: Courtesy Massachusetts Institute of Technology
The price and look of solar panels have been prohibiting factors in drawing energy from the sun to power homes. But what if those panels could be replaced by a system of tiny antennae that collects light and drives it to photovoltaic (PV) cells that convert it to electricity?

A chemical engineering team at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge has been nudging that process a little closer to reality. The team, led by associate professor Michael Strano, recently created a hair-like filament consisting of about 30 million intertwining nanotubes of carbon atoms. The fiber acts as a kind of antenna that can capture and absorb packets of energy known as photons, which excite the filament's electrons to a higher energy level. The energized electrons create holes known as excitons, and the difference in energy levels between the holes and the electrons is called a bandgap.

The fiber, which is only about 10 one-millionths of a meter long and four one-millionths of a meter wide, can concentrate 100 times more solar energy than a typical photovoltaic cell. It's made from two layers of nanotubes whose different electrical properties the fiber can control.

That's the real breakthrough, says Strano. "The filament has layers like an onion, with larger bandgaps on the outside. Excitons tend to want to transfer to tubes with smaller bandgaps, so we made a funnel [within the fiber] to concentrate the excitons" to get them to flow to the center of the filament.

The next step, says Strano, will be to create a device whose antennae can gather the photons and transfer them to a PV cell that will convert them to electrical current.

With the cost of nanotubes dropping, Strano thinks they'll eventually be available for "pennies per pound, as polymers are." He predicts that, within the next five to 10 years, PV modules using technology that concentrates energy could be built into products "that are easier to work with," such as roof shingles. "Solar concentration has the advantage of being able to put PV on products more compatible with building materials."

Among the sources financing this research is DuPont, which in 2005 made a $25 million, seven-year commitment through the DuPont-MIT Alliance. Wayne Marsh, a DuPont research manager who directs the Alliance, says the research that led to solar funnels started as an investigation into different types of nanotubes to determine their respective functionality.

Marsh concedes that solar funnels might never have commercial applications. But DuPont could still benefit from new discoveries through patents or by using the science to enhance an existing product. "We don't know yet. We have to wait for the proof tests, then weigh the pros and cons."

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