Solar Sunshade Solution
Build Modern, Go Solar
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4.35kW System
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Attached and Expandable, Ideal for Walkways, Driveways and More
Havera Solar Sunshade
A versatile solar outdoor structure that harmoniously coexists with your home—blending seamlessly and effortlessly.
Havera adapts to your needs, whether as a shed for relaxation, a carport to charge your EV, a storage space for household essentials, or a lively corner for BBQ weekends on the deck.
Havera Solar SunshadeMore Than Shade, More Than Power
Havera adapts to your needs, whether as a shed for relaxation, a carport to charge your EV, a storage space for household essentials, or a lively corner for BBQ weekends on the deck. From your driveway to your patio or garden edge, Brivo naturally blends style, function, and sustainability.
FAQ
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QDo I need council approval or a permit to install it?
In some regions, including Australia, council approval may be required for external shading structures. We provide structural drawings and specification documents to support permit applications when needed.
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QCan the sunshade system be grid-connected or battery-ready?
Absolutely. The system is compatible with both on-grid and hybrid solar setups. It can be connected to residential inverters and, if required, integrated with home battery systems for energy storage or backup use.
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QIs the structure waterproof and suitable for outdoor use?
Yes.
The waterproofing is primarily provided by the Polaris solar panels themselves, which are designed as fully sealed, weather-resistant units. When installed according to system guidelines, the panels form a continuous surface that effectively sheds rainwater. The supporting frame uses corrosion-resistant materials, ensuring long-term durability.
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QWhere can a solar sunshade be installed?
Solar sunshades are ideal for balconies, windows, patios, walkways, or outdoor facades.
They provide shade and rain protection while generating clean electricity, making them perfect for both functional and aesthetic upgrades to residential buildings.
