Sustainable light energy generation system apparatus
OwnerDonald Warren Taylorinventor
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Abstract
A sustainable solar system device monitors watt production, consumption and deterioration of the components within a plurality of configured by designed solar panels, a solar light fixture and a solar lamp shade models configured within a plurality of solar cells and/or the plurality of solar-cell modules. The sustainable light system generates watt power manipulating by design the light spectrum rays to subsequent chambered layers, control gates power distribution to internal and external devices, managed by a smart solar system controller complex determining end of life cycle factors, efficiency levels and generate system analytics.
Claims11
A multi-layered photovoltaic panel system comprising:
- a primary interconnected-cluster photovoltaic matrix array panel comprising two primary chamber areas;
- a first air or liquid cooling chamber layer disposed on the primary interconnected-cluster photovoltaic array panel;
- a first flexible film overlaid on the primary interconnected-cluster photovoltaic matrix array panel and disposed between the primary interconnected-cluster photovoltaic matrix array panel;
- a second flexible film overlaid on the first air or liquid cooling chamber;
- a secondary interconnected-cluster photovoltaic matrix array panel comprising two secondary chamber areas disposed on the second flexible film;
- a third flexible film overlaid on the second interconnected-cluster photovoltaic matrix array panel;
- a second air or liquid cooling chamber disposed on the third flexible film;
- a fourth flexible film overlaid on the second air or liquid cooling chamber;
- a third interconnected-cluster photovoltaic matrix array panel disposed on the fourth flexible film;
- a fifth flexible film overlaid the third interconnected-cluster photovoltaic matrix array panel;
- wherein an external face of the primary interconnected-cluster photovoltaic matrix array panel defines a first outer surface of the system;
- wherein an external face of the fifth flexible film defines a second outer surface of the system;
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- wherein each of the first and second outer surface of the system is coated with a cooling agent.
A multi-layered photovoltaic chambered panel layer system comprising:
- a primary interconnected-cluster photovoltaic matrix array panel comprising two primary chamber areas;
- a first air or liquid cooling chamber layer disposed on the primary interconnected-cluster photovoltaic array panel;
- a first flexible film overlaid on the primary interconnected-cluster photovoltaic matrix array panel and disposed between the primary interconnected-cluster photovoltaic matrix array panel;
- a second flexible film overlaid on the first air or liquid cooling chamber;
- a secondary interconnected-cluster photovoltaic matrix array panel comprising two secondary chamber areas disposed on the second flexible film;
- a third flexible film overlaid on the second interconnected-cluster photovoltaic matrix array panel;
- a second air or liquid cooling chamber disposed on the third flexible film;
- a fourth flexible film overlaid on the second air or liquid cooling chamber;
- a third interconnected-cluster photovoltaic matrix array panel disposed on the fourth flexible film;
- a fifth flexible film overlaid the third interconnected-cluster photovoltaic matrix array panel;
- wherein an external face of the primary interconnected-cluster photovoltaic matrix array panel defines a first outer surface of the system;
- wherein an external face of the fifth flexible film defines a second outer surface of the system;
- and wherein each of the first and second outer surface of the system is coated with a cooling agent;
- wherein additional solar panel models are disposed with at least two primary chambers, two secondary chambers and two or more subsequent chambered layers;
- wherein each layer of the first through fifth flexible films is disposed with a plurality of clear calculated spaces disposed between a plurality of solar-cells and solar-cell modules;
- wherein the plurality of the solar-cells or the solar-cell modules are disposed in at least three or more clusters, each cluster having of at least three of the plurality of solar-cells or solar-cell modules, the plurality of solar-cells and the solar-cell modules are disposed in a plurality of patterns of the at least three clusters within each array, wherein at least one section is at least three clusters disposed within a quadrant section, where quadrants are at least four quadrant sections;
- wherein the solar-cells and the solar-cell modules are assigned unique identifiers within each of the clusters, the arrays, the quadrant sections or quadrants;
- wherein each of the solar-cells or solar-cell modules is built with at least four or more terminal connections;
- wherein at least one of the four or more terminal connections on each solar-cell or solar modules transmits watt generated to a solar system controller;
- wherein the at least one terminal connection on each solar-cell or solar modules connects three or more of the solar-cells or solar-cell modules together within at least one of the clusters;
- wherein the at least one terminal connection of the at least one solar-cell or solar-cell module connected within at least one of the clusters connect to at least one of the arrays, or two or more of the solar-cells or the solar-cell modules with one cluster connects to the arrays;
- wherein two or more of the arrays are connected to form a section;
- wherein at least four of the quadrant sections form a quadrant, or at least one section is divisionally sectioned into four or more sub sections within each of the quadrant sections.
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