Remain a tile or pavement.
The component continues to perform its mechanical and architectural role as part of the host surface.
FET develops photovoltaic tiles and pavement elements that preserve the primary function of the surface while adding local energy harvesting and, where required, signalling or lighting functions.

Horizontal surfaces are normally passive. By integrating photovoltaics directly into tiles and pavement elements, the same area can retain its structural purpose while becoming an active energy-harvesting component.
The component continues to perform its mechanical and architectural role as part of the host surface.
Photovoltaic elements become part of the surface rather than an installation added above it.
Integrated lighting can support indication, signalling and safety functions in horizontal installations.
The same structural photovoltaic principle can be adapted to different dimensions, geometries and functional requirements.

Modular photovoltaic element designed to become part of a walkable or architectural surface.

Multiple elements combined into larger active surfaces for local harvesting and distributed applications.

Horizontal photovoltaic components that can also integrate lighting, indication or road-safety functions.
Cells, protective layers, electrical connections and the mechanical body are developed together so that the photovoltaic function is integrated into the tile rather than applied afterwards.
The final architecture can then be adapted according to expected loads, geometry, surface finish and operating environment.

Where required, integrated lighting can transform a photovoltaic pavement element into a signalling or indication device, opening applications in mobility, safety, public spaces and distributed infrastructure.

Terraces, courtyards and surfaces where photovoltaic harvesting can be integrated locally.
Walkable surfaces combining structural function with local energy harvesting.
Luminous horizontal elements for indication, warning and distributed safety functions.
Geometry, size and function adapted to industrial or infrastructure applications.
PV tiles and pavement elements can be configured according to geometry, mechanical requirements, electrical architecture and optional signalling functions. Commercial versions can be presented in the FET Catalog as individual configurations are consolidated.