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Solar Module Mounting Structure (MMS)

Name: Solar Module Mounting Structure (MMS)
Brand: KESRI METAL LIMITED
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KESRI METAL LIMITEDRaipur, CT

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✓Category: Solar Mounting Structure
✓Made in Raipur, CT, India

Description

This is one of the most common rooftop mounting structures of all. It consists of fixing a set of rails to the Metal roofing sheet, Rooftop. Each solar panel is then attached to the rails through a set of Mid clamps & End clamps. The rails are secured to the rooftop by rivets OR screws. Options of chemical adhesives & High bonding D.S. tapes are also available. This type of mounting is used when a solar panel is installed on a tilted metal roofing sheet towards south direction. Panels will be parallel to the roofing sheets with a clearance of around 100mm & above. It helps in less wind pressure acting on the solar system & also keeps it well-ventilated. Its easy installation allows to install high capacity of solar panels in reasonably short time.

Flush Type - Metal Roofing Sheet

This is one of the most common rooftop mounting structures of all. It consists of fixing a set of rails to the Metal roofing sheet, Rooftop. Each solar panel is then attached to the rails through a set of Mid clamps & End clamps. The rails are secured to the rooftop by rivets OR screws. Options of chemical adhesives & High bonding D.S. tapes are also available. This type of mounting is used when a solar panel is installed on a tilted metal roofing sheet towards south direction. Panels will be parallel to the roofing sheets with a clearance of around 100mm & above. It helps in less wind pressure acting on the solar system & also keeps it well-ventilated. Its easy installation allows to install high capacity of solar panels in reasonably short time.

Inclined (On Metal Roofing Sheets)

In case the direction & slope of the roofing sheets is towards East/West & also North Shed, our inclined solar Mounting structures can be used, so that panels can be directed towards south direction. As Panel resting surfaces at front & back should always be at right angle to the panel. Right angle can be achieved by the rotation of front & back support. Angle variation can be achieved by changing the distance between front & back rails, with a possibility of changing angles upto 10 degree, 15 degree, 25 degree & 30 degree. The modules can be fixed in landscape orientation with a clearance from 100mm to 200mm from roofing sheets at the back. It helps to minimize the wind pressure on solar system & keep it well-ventilated.

RCC Rooftop

This structure is suitable & compatible for any flat roof / RCC surface, which can withstand additional weight of panels, ballasts & structure. It is non penetrative clamping method of base rail to the ballast using SS ballast clamp. Distance between base rails can be adjusted as per tilt of the Modules required. Ballast is used as a dead load for the solar system. Ballast is made up of concrete (4″ x 4″) & its length & weight can vary as per requirement of the solar system / structure. Ballast weight is always more than the pressure acting upon the solar system to act as a counterweight to airborne of the system. Fencing poles can be used as ballast as it is readily available in the market. It will save installation time..

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Category	Solar Mounting Structure
Place of origin	Raipur, CT, India

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Solar Module Mounting Structure (MMS)

KESRI METAL LIMITEDRaipur, CT

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Highlights at a glance

✓Category: Solar Mounting Structure
✓Made in Raipur, CT, India

Description

This is one of the most common rooftop mounting structures of all. It consists of fixing a set of rails to the Metal roofing sheet, Rooftop. Each solar panel is then attached to the rails through a set of Mid clamps & End clamps. The rails are secured to the rooftop by rivets OR screws. Options of chemical adhesives & High bonding D.S. tapes are also available. This type of mounting is used when a solar panel is installed on a tilted metal roofing sheet towards south direction. Panels will be parallel to the roofing sheets with a clearance of around 100mm & above. It helps in less wind pressure acting on the solar system & also keeps it well-ventilated. Its easy installation allows to install high capacity of solar panels in reasonably short time.

Flush Type - Metal Roofing Sheet

This is one of the most common rooftop mounting structures of all. It consists of fixing a set of rails to the Metal roofing sheet, Rooftop. Each solar panel is then attached to the rails through a set of Mid clamps & End clamps. The rails are secured to the rooftop by rivets OR screws. Options of chemical adhesives & High bonding D.S. tapes are also available. This type of mounting is used when a solar panel is installed on a tilted metal roofing sheet towards south direction. Panels will be parallel to the roofing sheets with a clearance of around 100mm & above. It helps in less wind pressure acting on the solar system & also keeps it well-ventilated. Its easy installation allows to install high capacity of solar panels in reasonably short time.

Inclined (On Metal Roofing Sheets)

In case the direction & slope of the roofing sheets is towards East/West & also North Shed, our inclined solar Mounting structures can be used, so that panels can be directed towards south direction. As Panel resting surfaces at front & back should always be at right angle to the panel. Right angle can be achieved by the rotation of front & back support. Angle variation can be achieved by changing the distance between front & back rails, with a possibility of changing angles upto 10 degree, 15 degree, 25 degree & 30 degree. The modules can be fixed in landscape orientation with a clearance from 100mm to 200mm from roofing sheets at the back. It helps to minimize the wind pressure on solar system & keep it well-ventilated.

RCC Rooftop

This structure is suitable & compatible for any flat roof / RCC surface, which can withstand additional weight of panels, ballasts & structure. It is non penetrative clamping method of base rail to the ballast using SS ballast clamp. Distance between base rails can be adjusted as per tilt of the Modules required. Ballast is used as a dead load for the solar system. Ballast is made up of concrete (4″ x 4″) & its length & weight can vary as per requirement of the solar system / structure. Ballast weight is always more than the pressure acting upon the solar system to act as a counterweight to airborne of the system. Fencing poles can be used as ballast as it is readily available in the market. It will save installation time..

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Category	Solar Mounting Structure
Place of origin	Raipur, CT, India

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Year founded

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Company profile More products

Solar Module Mounting Structure (MMS)

Highlights at a glance

Description

Flush Type - Metal Roofing Sheet

Inclined (On Metal Roofing Sheets)

RCC Rooftop

Key attributes

Reviews

Questions & answers

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Solar Module Mounting Structure (MMS)

Highlights at a glance

Description

Flush Type - Metal Roofing Sheet

Inclined (On Metal Roofing Sheets)

RCC Rooftop

Key attributes

Reviews

Questions & answers

Know your supplier

More from Kesri Metal

Aluminium Solar Frames

Aluminium Profiles for Solar Panels

Solar Module Frame

Accessories

Similar products from other suppliers

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Solar Mounting Structures

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RCC Rooftop Solar Structures

Solar Utility and Accessories

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