SBFC Solutions covers six main areas: domestic solar, architectural BIPV, industrial solar, agri-photovoltaics, e-mobility charging, and the Solar Car-Charging Palm. Select a section to see what's available.
SBFC supplies photovoltaic kits for residential use, including panels, battery storage, and inverters. A documented home package — the SBFC 20 kW kit — combines these components for a complete domestic solar setup.
The kit includes components for EV home charging. SBFC can advise on configuration and installation options for your location.
14 × 410 W solar panels · 1 × 8 kW hybrid inverter · 2 × 10 kW LiFePO4 wall-mounted batteries · EV car charging point · MC4 connectors and cables.
Ask us about specifications, pricing, and what installation involves for your location.
The Solar Tile Bent is a building-integrated photovoltaic product designed for roofs where conventional flat panels are not suitable. It takes the form of a traditional bent roof tile — and generates electricity from the same surface.
It is intended for historic buildings, complex roof geometries, and locations where the appearance of the roof must be preserved. The system operates at extra-low voltage (SELV) and includes shadow optimisation across the panel array.
Installation figures shown reflect a specific Solar Tile Bent project. The 125,000 kWh annual yield is for that example installation — not a general per-m² guarantee. Actual results depend on roof orientation, irradiance, and configuration.
Traditional bent-tile appearance. Solar generation from the same roof surface.
Energy costs are a significant factor in industrial operations. SBFC supports commercial and industrial solar projects through consultancy, equipment supply, and technical assistance.
For businesses facing rising energy prices, SBFC provides project consultancy, custom PV solution design, equipment supply, and technical support. The scope of installation coordination depends on project and location.
Describe your site and energy situation. We'll advise on what's practical.
Agri-photovoltaics allows the same land to be used for both crop cultivation and solar energy generation — the panels are positioned above the crops rather than replacing them.
Light levels can be adjusted to suit specific crops, the system can power on-site agricultural equipment, and excess generation can be sold to the grid. It's a dual land-use approach — a route to more sustainable and profitable farming without taking land out of production.
Actual outcomes depend on crop type, location, system scale, and local grid and regulatory conditions.
Explore Agri-Solar OptionsSolar panels positioned above crop land. Both uses operate simultaneously.
SBFC's e-mobility range covers EV charging infrastructure from domestic wall chargers through to the Solar Car-Charging Palm. The range is managed through the Seeligg platform.
The SBFC 20 kW domestic kit includes an EV charging point, and the broader range is managed through the Seeligg platform. Charger capacity ranges from 3.7 kW to 22 kW.
The Solar Car-Charging Palm is a standalone structure incorporating solar panels, a battery, and an inverter. It charges electric vehicles and devices without a permanent grid connection.
Each unit is a solar charging palm for electric and hybrid cars, equipped with 50 solar panels, batteries, and an inverter. It is available for installation in business areas, car parks, and public buildings.
Once installed, ongoing energy cost is effectively zero — generation comes from the on-board solar panels rather than a grid supply.
Autonomous solar palm for phone and iPad charging. Developed and assembled at Apametal industrial park, Sintra.
Solar palm powering a Cafés Delta capsule coffee machine. Solar-autonomous event installation.
Two palm units for EV fleet charging. Developed and assembled at this site.
One double-palm unit providing solar EV charging for the site's vehicle fleet.
Use the contact form to describe your situation and location. We'll advise on which products apply and what the process looks like.