The ground mounting system supports solar arrays on soil, gravel and concrete foundations where roof space is unavailable or unsuitable. Hot-dip galvanized steel posts and anodized aluminium rails form tilted rows optimized for the site latitude, available in single or double-row configurations.
Key Features
- Robust structure: hot-dip galvanized steel posts with anodized aluminium rails.
- Certified loads: rated for 55m/s wind and 1.5kN/m² snow.
- Flexible layouts: single or double tilt rows with custom pitch for the site latitude.
- Foundation options: concrete pier or ground-screw foundations adapted to local soil.
- Engineering included: foundation drawings and structural calculations supplied with every order for permitting.
- Site-proven: the same racking family runs in our farm pumping projects in the Philippines and the 100kW school array in Zimbabwe.
Typical Applications
Farms, water pumping stations, telecom sites and small utility arrays on open land, including sites needing routine grass maintenance beneath the modules.
Common Pain Points We Solve
- Permitting delays: foundation drawings and structural calculations ship with every order, ready for local permit applications.
- Soil uncertainty: concrete pier or ground-screw foundation options adapt to different soil conditions without redesign.
- Storm failures: structures are rated for 55m/s wind and 1.5kN/m² snow, proven in our own farm and school projects.
- Site waste: rails are cut to the row lengths on your layout drawing, so almost nothing is wasted on site.
Specifications
| Material | HDG steel posts, aluminium rails |
|---|---|
| Wind load | 55m/s |
| Snow load | 1.5kN/m² |
| Configuration | Single/double tilt rows, custom pitch |
| Foundations | Concrete pier or ground screw |
