Jangho Curtain Wall is a pioneer of BIPV in China. In 2011, it established China's first BIPV laboratory, continuously advancing innovation based on its core curtain wall business. With over a decade of dedicated development, the company has mastered multiple core patented technologies and built a professional team integrating R&D, design, manufacturing and construction, delivering a series of landmark BIPV projects both domestically and internationally.
BIPV Facade System Options
Photovoltaic Curtain Wall
integrates solar cells into glazed curtain wall units while maintaining facade transparency and architectural appearance.
Opaque Solar Facade Panels
suitable for spandrel zones, solid facade areas and other locations where transparency is not required.
Customized BIPV Modules
module dimensions, shapes and visual finishes can be adapted to complex facade geometries.
Photovoltaic Glass
combines architectural glazing with solar power generation for building-integrated facade applications.
Architecture + Photovoltaics
Unlike conventional solar panels installed as additional equipment, a Solar Panel Facade System forms part of the architectural envelope itself.
The BIPV facade can perform multiple functions simultaneously:
● Generate renewable electricity
● Replace conventional facade materials
● Contribute to weather protection
● Maintain architectural appearance
● Reduce the need for additional solar mounting structures
● Support low-carbon building design
This integrated approach allows photovoltaic technology to become part of the building's architectural language rather than an external attachment.
Customized BIPV Modules for Architectural Facades
Architectural projects often require photovoltaic modules that differ from standard rooftop solar panels.
JANGHO can provide customized BIPV modules according to project requirements, including:
● Different module dimensions
● Irregular panel shapes
● Customized colors and surface effects
● Different levels of transparency
● Integration with curtain wall modules
● Coordination with complex facade geometries
This flexibility allows the BIPV Facade to follow the architectural design rather than forcing the building to adapt to standard photovoltaic module dimensions.
BIPV Facade Project Example
Jangho Photovoltaic | CIFTIS Permanent Host Site: A Green Transformation with BIPV: JANGHO's BIPV technology has been applied to large-scale public buildings. At the CIFTIS permanent venue in Beijing, a 3,425 m² photovoltaic curtain wall with 325 kW installed capacity integrates power generation directly into the building facade.
