Turn UV stressinto usable light.
Luminex is an optically-engineered coating applied on the front glass of existing modules. It reduces UV-driven degradation and re-emits part of the high-energy spectrum into wavelengths silicon can convert more efficiently — improving lifetime stability and yield.
Down-conversion via Stokes shift.
Silicon modules convert visible light efficiently, but UV contributes to material stress and long-term browning. Luminex uses a luminescent matrix that absorbs a portion of UV photons (≈300–400nm) and re-emits them at longer wavelengths closer to silicon’s conversion sweet-spot (site-dependent). The result is improved stability and measurable uplift under real conditions.
Engineered properties
A photonic layer designed for real solar assets: durability, transmission, and measurable performance.
Photonic uplift
Converts part of the UV spectrum into longer wavelengths more compatible with silicon conversion (site dependent).
Wavelength shifting
Designed around Stokes-shift behavior: absorption in UV band, emission in visible band for improved utilization.
Hydrophobic surface
Reduced dust adhesion helps preserve transmission and stabilizes output between cleaning cycles.
Thermal behavior
Lower UV-driven heating at the glass interface can reduce thermal stress and support long-term stability.
Upgrading the physics
of front glass.
A controlled process designed for field deployment — minimal downtime, consistent finish, repeatable QA.
Surface preparation
Controlled cleaning and surface conditioning to ensure uniform adhesion and optical clarity.
Layer application
Precision coating of the active photonic matrix with thickness control and uniform coverage.
Encapsulation
Protective top-layer engineered for hardness, transmission, and hydrophobic behavior.
Activation & QA
Curing, inspection, and validation steps to confirm optical performance and finish quality.
Don’t just protect. Upgrade.
Model uplift, then validate with a technical audit. We’ll estimate site-specific impact using your module type, layout, and soiling profile.