The concept of the Li-Mitra patented panel
Natural energies can be found all around us. Aware of this inexhaustible resources Li-Mithra engineers have developed a revolutionary hybrid panel, which is able to tap the available energies. The 5 energy sources allow the system to be fully effective no matter the weather. Actually, the system will automatically use the best energy source to supply the system.
Li-Mithra hybrid panel design prevents photovoltaic panel deficiencies. Standard panels are currently producing either electricity or thermal power. Li-Mithra’s panels combine both energies in order to achieve higher efficiency, especially in recovering energy during energy conversion.
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INNOVATIVE
Li-Mithra hybrid panel design prevents photovoltaic panel deficiencies. Standard panels are currently producing either electricity or thermal power. Li-Mithra’s panels combine both energies in order to achieve higher efficiency, especially in recovering energy during energy conversion.
GREEN
Depletion of fossil energy resources and treatment of nuclear waste are a real concern and cause a huge impact on the environment. LI-MITHRA hybrid panel is a reliable and environmental friendly option with outstanding performance to produce low cost energy.
MADE IN FRANCE
Based in Uxegney, East of France, Li-Mithra consist of an experienced team of engineers specialized in the energetic, mechanic, thermal, acoustic and electronic fields.
A simple concept
The liquid flows in a metal plate that is placed against the panel. The liquid absorbs solar
heat. But also the heat of the earth, the evening, or the calories contained in the rain, or in the
snow.
The heat exchange is done by simple contact. The heat is then redistributed inside a building, a
house, using a smart heat pump designed by the company. In short, it works much like a refrigerator,
or as a geothermal installation.
With our system, photovoltaic energy is first used to run the pump that circulates the liquid.
The electricity that is produced in surplus is reinjected into the building's electrical system, to
supply the ventilation, etc.
