As a general rule, solar power systems can be
installed in any location where there is sufficient light. A
south-facing surface achieves optimum yield at an angle of about 30°. A
variation in orientation towards the south-west or south-east or in
pitch between 25° and 60° will only reduce the energy yield slightly.
Shade produced by trees, adjacent buildings, gables, aerials and similar
should be avoided, as they reduce the electricity yield considerably.
Mounting systems are used in the case of flat roof, pitched roof or open area systems and guarantee an optimum orientation for photovoltaic modules.
On-roof
For all existing pitched roof surfaces: an on-roof system is installed without affecting the impermeability of the membrane on an existing roof.
Flat roof
For flat roofs, there are frame and tub systems which securely support modules at an optimum angle to the sun.
Open area
Systems which can be perfectly adjusted to varying or uneven substrates and landscapes; used as stand-alone applications or in solar parks.
Mounting systems are used in the case of flat roof, pitched roof or open area systems and guarantee an optimum orientation for photovoltaic modules.
On-roof For all existing pitched roof surfaces: an on-roof system is installed without affecting the impermeability of the membrane on an existing roof.
Flat roofFor flat roofs, there are frame and tub systems which securely support modules at an optimum angle to the sun.
Open areaSystems which can be perfectly adjusted to varying or uneven substrates and landscapes; used as stand-alone applications or in solar parks.
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