The basic design of this photovoltaic solar tree has taken into account to reduce the visual impact on its surroundings as much as possible.
Regardless of its location, it clearly represents the organic, yet structural, forms of a holm oak, a typical tree of the Mediterranean forest and dehesa.
Therefore, not only do we achieve energy generation but also a symbol of the reduction of the carbon footprint and a symbiosis between industrial, urban furniture and natural design. The colours have taken into account the contrast of the environment by combining green and brown tones on its surfaces with a touch of rough texture.
On the other hand, given its industrial design and robust structure and components, it is important to highlight its resistance, durability and preparedness for different seasonal and adverse weather conditions. In addition, due to its isolation situation, we have also included anti-vandalism protection through the application of an anti-graffiti varnish.
To meet these objectives, it is made with an ST-37 steel support structure built using laser-cut sheets in thicknesses of between 10 and 6 mm and subsequent machining and welding. The surface treatment is hot-dip galvanised to prevent corrosion and then stove-enamelled with epoxy paint according to the customer's specifications. Anti-graffiti top coat varnish.
The structure of the tree is made up of 4 arms and each arm is made up of 4 pieces that are joined together to facilitate their assembly in place. The solar tree project will be calculated and approved by an architectural office, including foundation planimetry.
From a technical point of view, the tree is equipped with the most advanced technology for energy generation and control of the solar system. In addition to an energy storage system with maximum utilisation. It also includes two contactless charging points for mobile phones.