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1The project
elipsun Garden module installed in Paliseul for Thomas & Piron SA, solar fence connected to the robotic mower charging station for outdoor use.
Project Context
In 2026, in Belgium, an elipsun® Garden module was delivered and installed by Paysapro near the showroom of the Thomas & Piron SA group in Paliseul. The goal of the project was to install a self-sufficient energy production system to recharge charging stations for robotic mowers. This choice aligns with an approach to enhance outdoor spaces with solutions that are both aesthetic and functional, oriented towards local energy autonomy.
Implemented Solution
The chosen solution revolves around an elipsun® Garden solar module. This module combines energy production and storage closely aligned with usage needs. It was connected to a robotic mower charging station to illustrate a short energy circuit, from capture to usage. The implementation also demonstrates the energy versatility of the system, suitable for the common needs of outdoor arrangements:
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robotic mowers
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outdoor lighting
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connected devices
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external battery of +2000 W
The choice of elipsun® meets the demand for integrated solutions, combining privacy and electricity supply without heavy infrastructure. The module serves as a reproducible starting point for similar applications in gardens, demonstration spaces, or professional outdoor layout projects.
Implementation and Results
The intervention consisted of the module's implantation, anchoring, and subsequent connection to the robotic mower charging station located near the showroom. Functional tests validated the production, storage, and distribution of energy to the station, in accordance with the intended use. The Smartphone application also allows real-time monitoring of energy production, storage, and capacity.
At the Thomas & Piron SA site, this elipsun® Garden module tangibly demonstrates the possibility of electrifying outdoor uses without relying on distant power supplies, while maintaining a discreet presence adapted to the landscape. Thus, the installation fulfills its demonstrative and functional mission, illustrating a pathway for energy integration in professional layout projects.
