NOVELTY - The photovoltaic system has a first photovoltaic laminate (104), and a first junction box (102) coupled to the first photovoltaic laminate. The first junction box includes a first electrical interface e.g. angled interface (114) at a first non-zero angle (116) relative to the first photovoltaic laminate and a housing that houses a connection between photovoltaic cells of the first photovoltaic laminate and first electrical interface. The first electrical interface has a first connector configured to couple to a second connector. The first connector is integrated into the housing.    USE - Photovoltaic system used for conversion of solar radiation into electrical energy.    ADVANTAGE - The environmental barrier ensures safety and long term reliability of the solar cells. The angled connector allows for easy attachment and detachment of the junction box thus resulting in reduced connection time as compared to other junction boxes. The lower number of gaskets presents lesser failure point locations for water to creep into the junction box assembly thus reducing the risk of failure. The angled connector allows water to flow away from joints and connections thus reducing the likelihood of water seepage into the junction box. The additional cable management solutions and their additional cost in parts and/or labor to install are avoided or reduced by reducing the wire length as a result of using the angled connector. The use of angled interfaces/connectors permits cable and connector to avoid concentrated beam region and therefore reduces risk of damage to the cable or connector as opposed to system without angled interfaces. The use of junction boxes with angled interface reduces the length of cable needed to connect the junction boxes and therefore reduces cost and the need for additional cable management components.    DESCRIPTION OF DRAWING(S) - The drawing shows a schematic view of the junction box.    First junction box (102)    First photovoltaic laminate (104)    Conductor (112)    Angled interface (114)    First non-zero angle (116)