Mounting systems

A mounting system is a crucial component used to securely install solar panels onto various surfaces, such as roofs or the ground. These systems ensure that the panels are positioned at the optimal angle and orientation for maximum sunlight exposure, while also withstanding environmental factors like wind, rain, and snow. Mounting systems can be designed for different types of installations, including residential, commercial, and utility-scale solar projects.

Ballasted mounting systems

Solar mounting systems for flat roofs, designed for loose laying, provide a stable and non-invasive solution for installing solar panels without roof penetrations. These systems use ballast, such as concrete blocks, to secure the panels in place, preventing movement while withstanding wind loads. The design allows for easy installation and removal, making them ideal for both temporary and permanent setups. With adjustable tilt angles, these systems optimize sunlight capture, making them a versatile and efficient choice for residential and commercial flat roof solar installations.

Pitched roofs systems

Solar mounting systems for pitched roofs are designed to securely attach solar panels to sloped surfaces, ensuring stability and optimal energy capture. These systems typically include rails, clamps, and brackets that align with the roof’s angle, maximizing sunlight exposure. They are engineered to withstand various weather conditions, including wind and snow loads, while minimizing roof penetrations to prevent leaks. Compatible with different roofing materials, these systems are versatile and customizable, making them a popular choice for residential and commercial solar installations.

MOUNTING SYSTEMS