Compare Pylon vs. T*SOL

Pylon's intuitive design software allows you to create accurate proposals from anywhere, in less than 2 minutes. Pylon is the only software that allows you to view high-resolution imagery within your app. Pylon's award winning 3D Solar Shading toolkit helps you identify and track shading impacts throughout the year. Pylon's load profile analysis and interval data analysis will help you and your team to better understand customer consumption patterns. Analyze load profiles & interval data. You can close more solar proposals by using interactive Web & PDF proposals and native eSignatures. Fully integrated solar CRM that integrates with your solar design software to convert proposals. Pylon Solar CRM offers 2-way SMS and email communications, team management, lead management and pre-made deal pipelines.

T*SOL is a simulation tool designed to assess the performance of thermal solar systems. It caters to various applications including domestic water heating, heating augmentation, swimming pool heating, and process heating. With T*SOL, you can effectively plan and size your solar thermal installations, including storage solutions and collector configurations, even for east-west roof orientations, while analyzing their economic viability. At the outset of your design journey, you have access to a wide array of relevant systems tailored for heating water, supporting heating needs, managing swimming pools, and addressing process heat demands. The software offers dimensioning recommendations throughout the design phase and allows for parameter adjustments, enabling you to discover the most effective combinations of storage capacity and collector area. Furthermore, the simulation outputs, including energy values, temperatures, and volumes, can be visualized in various graphical formats. Users can select from options like bar charts and line graphs, with the flexibility to adjust the time frame from a single day to an entire year, facilitating a comprehensive analysis of the system's performance over different periods. This versatility makes T*SOL an invaluable resource for optimizing solar thermal system designs.