Solar-powered mobile homes meet future renewable-energy housing needs, with 24-hour continuous power supply and installation of the main structure in 2 hours. The complete building can be moved for greater convenience. These homes can be adapted for living and working, earthquake relief, emergency facilities, street convenience stores, forest hotels and mobile exhibition halls.

The U-glass photovoltaic module is the core of the solar-powered house. Modules used in tourism accommodation must be strong and resist damage from hail, typhoons and heavy rain. Modules with U-glass substrates meet these requirements: they are lightweight, strong and easy to incorporate into a rainproof structure.

The U-glass substrate is more than ten times as strong as flat glass of the same thickness.

Design: 1. Large areas of transparent U-glass on the facade and exterior walls provide clear views between indoors and outdoors, with panoramic views of the surrounding landscape and doors at the front and rear. 2. The flexible floor plan can accommodate a kitchen, dining room, bathroom, audiovisual entertainment system and fresh-air system for different uses, including seaside living and recreation, field offices, and hotel rooms on islands and beaches. 3. The aluminum-alloy frame is lightweight and earthquake-resistant.

Features of the photovoltaic house: 1. Low cost: its modular design makes installation and transportation convenient. 2. Solar energy provides continuous power for 24 hours, meeting electricity needs in areas far from the grid without restricting the construction location. 3. Integrated factory production reduces total construction costs. Fully fitted water, electricity, bathroom, kitchen and satellite television facilities make the home ready to occupy. 4. The framed foundation has 6 support feet and requires no hardened foundation. Only 6 support bases are needed, without damaging surface vegetation; the building can be elevated to suit the terrain.