Metal Steel Solar Roof Mount

Name: Metal Steel Solar Roof Mount
Brand:Honor Energy
Product Origin: Fujian, China
Material: Steel
Warranty: 12years
Duration: 25years
Shipping Port: Xiamen Port
Lead Time: 7-15 days
Max Wind Speed: 60m/s
Max Snow Load: 1.6kn/㎡

The main frame of the Solar panel mounting bracket metal roof is made of carbon steel profiles, with a uniform and smooth silver-gray coating on the surface. The connecting parts are L-shaped accessories with rounded corners to avoid installation scratches. The base is equipped with a black rubber protective pad, which can closely adhere to the roof. It not only prevents the coating from being scratched but also blocks rainwater from seeping in. After overall assembly, the structure is compact without any loose gaps.

All the holes of the parts are precisely punched, and the bolts can be quickly inserted without on-site drilling. The single-point load-bearing capacity exceeds 300kg, and it remains stable even when large-sized heavy components are installed. It is compatible with roof slopes ranging from 15°to 45°, and the Angle can be fine-tuned through connecting parts, taking into account both installation convenience and the power generation efficiency of photovoltaic modules.

What are the advantages of this product?

1.Installing the solar metal roof mounting system won’t do any harm to your roof. We use special fixtures to hold it in place, and there are protective pads on the bottom—these pads keep the roof from getting scratched, and they also stop water from leaking in.

2.All the parts are ready-made in size, spliced with clips, no need to drill holes on site, and a set can be assembled very quickly. The size of the components can also be flexibly adjusted for spacing.

3.Carbon steel bracket for metal roof is cheaper than aluminum alloy brackets, has a stronger load-bearing capacity, requires little maintenance in the later stage, and has a high cost performance.

Installation steps

First, check the roof keel and slope, mark the installation points, determine the spacing of the brackets according to the size of the components, and reserve the places for maintenance.

Once you’ve put the support frame together, use a spirit level to make sure it’s flat. If the slope isn’t right, just tighten the connecting parts to adjust the angle—give it a shake afterward, and if it doesn’t move loose, it’s good to go.

Place the photovoltaic modules, fix them with the pressure blocks, and finally check all the connection points and protective pads. If there are no problems, it's done.