A roof you would choose anyway.
Volt is a solar roof tile, not a panel. It sits flush with the premium profiles it is built around, and from the street you cannot tell which tiles are generating.
The roof stays the roof.
A roof is the largest single surface on a building and the first thing anyone sees. Most solar asks you to give that up. Volt was engineered on the premise that generation should not cost you the surface it sits on.
A complete Volt roof. No brackets, no rails, no panels above the tile line.
Three parts, one roof.
01 The roof tile
A premium tile profile
Volt is designed around La Escandella Planum terracotta and the Bristile Roofing Prestige range. You choose the roof first, on its own merits.
02 The solar tile
The same plane, the same line
The Volt tile takes the place of the roof tile. Machined aluminium frame, low iron tempered glass, anti glare coating, interlocking with the tiles around it.
03 The finished roof
One continuous roof
Installed at roofing stage by two coordinated teams, the Volt installer and the roofing contractor, working the same programme. No brackets, no penetrations, no exposed cabling.
Two tiles, two systems.
Volt Planum
Integrates with La Escandella Planum terracotta tiles. Custom machined 6061 aluminium frame with an interlocking mechanism, low iron tempered glass and an anti glare coating.
110W output at 16.3 per cent efficiency.
Volt Lodge
Integrates with the Bristile Roofing Prestige range, across all three profiles. Eton, Prestige and Premiere. A solar tile efficiency of 19.5 per cent.
Designed into the building.
No compromise
Architecturally flush. Indistinguishable from a standard roof tile at street level.
No penetrations
No brackets. No exposed cabling in the roof space. No structural modifications.
No return visit
Goes on at roofing stage, in the same programme. The Volt installer and the roofing contractor work together rather than solar arriving months later as a separate trade.
Chermside, Queensland.
218 tiles across the roof of an existing residence, forming a 25kW integrated solar tile system. The homeowner reports the electricity bill fell 70 per cent within three weeks of the system coming online.
Built with the best.
La Escandella →
Spanish terracotta manufacturer, and Volt's exclusive roofing partner across Europe. The integration partner for Volt Planum, which is designed around the La Escandella terracotta tile, with a distribution network reaching 85 countries.
Bristile Roofing →
Volt's exclusive roofing partner in Australia, and the integration partner for Volt Lodge across the Prestige range. Part of the Brickworks Group →, now part of ASX:SOL.
Warranty and recognition.
25 year performance
Performance warranty on the solar tile, alongside a 10 year product warranty.
Good Design Award Gold
Engineering Design category, Australian Good Design Awards, 2024.
Australian engineered
Designed and engineered in Australia, for the wind, heat and hail loads that Australian roofs actually face.
Trademarks
VOLT SOLAR TILE registered in Australia in June 2022, and in Europe and the United Kingdom under the Madrid Protocol in 2023.
Certified installers
Fitted and certified by accredited solar electricians and roofing specialists trained and supported by Volt.
Australian Technologies Competition
Finalist in the Sustainable Communities category, August 2024.
Where to from here.
Architects and specifiers
Specify Volt on your next project
Technical specifications, finishes and the design library.
Go →Builders and developers
Become a Volt partner
Training, accreditation and support for roofing and solar trades.
Go →Homeowners
See what a Volt roof would cost
System sizing, guidance and a proposal for your home.
Go →Investors
Register your expression of interest
Be notified when the CSF offer opens and receive the offer document, through OnMarket.
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