
East West Flat Roof Ballasted Solar Mounting
The East/West Ballasted flat roof mounting structure is simple and non penetrating solution for flat roof and low pitched roof,it is easy and quick mounting solution for achieving higher solar yields.
Item No
LP-EW-T1
MOQ
1PCS
Color
Black,Silver
Lead Time
7-15days
Product Details
The East and West Ballasted Flat Roof Mounting is easy and quick solution for flat roof and low pitched roof solar installation. The simple mounting structure just coming with pre-assembled triangle,min clamp,end clamp, wind shield and ballasted plate,by adding a inner tube,the tilt up angle can be adjustable. There are various connections to roof,such by ballasted plate,ballasted concrete,or directly fixed by concrete anchor.
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
Install site : Flat Roof ,Low Pitched Roof
Tilt Angle : Flushed with the roof ( 10~ 45 deg )
Building Height : Up to 20 m
Max Wind Speed : <60m/s
Snow Load : <1.4KN/m2
Standard : EN 1090, AS/NZS 1170 and other international Standard
Material : Aluminum alloy Al6005-T5& Stainless steel 304 (A2),EPDM
Color: Natural or Customized
Anticorrosive: Anodized aluminum & stainless steel
Warranty : 12 years warranty and twenty- year service life
Main parts for the Landscape Flat Roof Mounting Structure:
Installation video for reference




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