Solara technology
Power built
into the
design.
A complete solar-energy concept and a high-performance insulated envelope work together to make every cabin more independent, comfortable and efficient.
The energy system
Sunlight in.
Comfort out.
Each cabin includes a coordinated solar package with photovoltaic panels, a hybrid inverter and battery storage. The final capacity is configured to suit the cabin model and its intended use.
Solar panels
Roof-mounted photovoltaic panels turn daylight into usable energy while keeping the cabin silhouette clean and considered.
Hybrid inverter
The inverter manages energy from the panels, battery and grid connection, directing power where the cabin needs it.
Battery storage
A compact battery system stores surplus solar energy for evening use and helps reduce dependence on the grid.
Energy management
Quiet power,
ready when needed.
The hybrid inverter acts as the system’s control centre. It converts solar power for everyday use, manages battery charging and supports a seamless connection between available energy sources.
- 01 Coordinated inverter and battery system
- 02 Compact, serviceable installation
- 03 Capacity selected for each cabin model
The cabin envelope
Comfort starts
with the shell.
PIR sandwich panels
Insulated for
every season.
PIR sandwich panels combine a rigid insulation core with durable metal skins, creating a continuous thermal layer around the cabin. The result is a compact wall build-up designed to retain warmth in winter and limit heat gain in summer.
- 01 Continuous thermal insulation
- 02 Lightweight, durable construction
- 03 Clean and controlled installation
Alucobond facade
A precise exterior.
Made to stay clean.
Dark Alucobond panels form a crisp, low-maintenance outer layer. Carefully aligned joints and concealed fixing details give every Solara cabin its calm, architectural character.
One complete system
Energy and envelope,
designed together.
Solar generation, intelligent energy management, battery storage and a well-insulated exterior are considered as one integrated cabin system—not separate additions.