PV Mounting Hanger Bolt and L Foot for Flush-Mounted Solar Roof System

• Customization: Available
• After-sales Service: Yes
• Warranty: Yes
• Model NO.: APV088
• Certification: CE
• Application: Industrial
• Material: Aluminum Alloy
• Type: Roof Bracket
• Wind Load: 60 M/S
• Snow Load: 1.4 Kn/M2
• Thickness of Module: 30-50 mm
• Length of Solar Module: < 2200 mm
• Adjustable Angle Range: 15~50 Degree
• Foundation: Ground, Balcony, Roof, Wall
• Finishing: Clear Anodized
• MOQ: 2 Tons
• Delivery: 15-20 Days
• Capacity: 3000 Tons / Month
• Payment: T/T , L/C
• Transport Package: Export Standard or Custom
• Specification: 6005 / T5
• Trademark: A Lv
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 7616999000
• Production Capacity: 33, 000 Tons / Year

Product Description

 

Product Description

There are primarily3 kinds of solar roof projects based on the design and integration of solar panels into the roofing system:

1 Solar Panel Retrofit:
 

 The solar panels are mounted on racks or frames that are attached to the roof's surface. (eg. concrete flat roof) The installation process typically includes securing the panels, connecting them to the electrical system, and ensuring proper wiring and grounding. Solar panel retrofits are a popular option for residential and commercial buildings with sufficient roof space and suitable structural conditions (e.g. metal roof).

2 Solar Shingles or Tiles:

Solar shingles or tiles are designed to resemble traditional roofing materials, such as asphalt shingles or clay tiles, while incorporating solar energy generation capabilities. These specialized roofing materials have solar cells embedded within them, allowing them to generate electricity. Solar shingles or tiles are integrated into the roof structure, providing a seamless and aesthetically pleasing appearance. They are commonly used in residential applications where homeowners prefer a visually cohesive solar roof system.

3 Building-Integrated Photovoltaics (BIPV):
 

BIPV refers to the integration of solar panels or modules directly into the building envelope, replacing conventional building materials like windows, facades, or skylights. The solar panels are designed to serve both as energy generators and structural elements. BIPV systems offer a high level of architectural integration and can be customized to match the design and aesthetics of the building. They are commonly used in commercial buildings, greenhouses, and other structures where solar panels can replace or supplement traditional building components.

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1 Rails and the splicers
Rails,  are long metal bars that provide structural support for solar panels and allow for their secure attachment to the roof or ground-mounted structure. The rails are typically made of aluminum or steel, chosen for their durability, strength, and resistance to corrosion.
 

Splicers, are used to join or connect two sections of mounting rails together. They are typically used when the length of a single rail is insufficient to span the entire distance required for a solar panel array.

2 Stainless steel hook for tile roof
Stainless steel hooks are designed specifically for tile roofs to provide a reliable and durable mounting solution for solar panels. They offer several benefits, including: Secure attachment: Stainless steel hooks are engineered to securely fasten solar panels to the roof tiles, ensuring stability and resistance to wind uplift or other external forces.

Protection of roof integrity: Stainless steel hooks are typically non-penetrating, meaning they do not require drilling or damaging the tiles during installation. This helps preserve the integrity of the roof and prevents potential leaks or other damage.

Longevity and corrosion resistance: Stainless steel is chosen as the material for these hooks due to its excellent corrosion resistance properties, ensuring long-term durability and resistance to environmental elements.

3 Bracket for metal roof
 

Brackets for metal roofs come in various designs and configurations to match different metal roof types and installation requirements. 
Brackets for metal roofs often use clamps, brackets, or fasteners that are specifically designed to securely grip or clamp onto the metal roof seams or other attachment points.
Some brackets offer adjustability and flexibility to accommodate different roof profiles, panel sizes, and installation angles.
Proper weatherproofing techniques and materials may be employed to ensure a watertight seal around the brackets, preventing water penetration and potential leaks.
Brackets are designed to work in conjunction with other metal roof components, such as flashing, to maintain the overall integrity of the metal roof system.
 

4 Mid & End clamps
 

5 Wire clips

Wire clips come in various designs, sizes, and materials to accommodate different wire thicknesses, mounting surfaces, and installation requirements. Common types of wire clips used in solar roof systems include adhesive-backed clips, screw-mounted clips, and snap-in clips.

Product Parameters

 

Mount Type	Customized mounting system
Standard	AS/NZS 1170
Applicable Module	Framed or frameless panel
Roof clearance	Customized
Wind load	Up to218mph (60m/s)
Snow load	Up to 30psf (1.4KN/m2)
Width of solar module	751 ≤ A ≤ 1313 mm
Thickness of solar module	30-50 mm
Adjustable angle range	15~50°
Material	Aluminum alloy 6063 T5
Application	garden, balcony, railing, walls etc.
Warranty	10 years

 

Installation Instructions

Materials Needed:
Dual adjustable stainless steel 304 solar hook
Roofing anchor or lag bolts
Waterproof flashing
Drill
Appropriate drill bits
Sealant or roofing adhesive
Wrench or screwdriver
Safety equipment (gloves, goggles, etc.)

Step 1: Preparation
Ensure you have all the necessary tools and equipment. Put on your safety gear, including gloves and goggles, to protect yourself during the installation.

Step 2: Roof Assessment
Inspect your roof to determine the ideal locations for installing the solar hooks. Take into account factors such as the orientation of the roof, available sunlight, and the desired angle of the solar panels. It's crucial to position the hooks where they can support the weight of the panels and maximize solar exposure.

Step 3: Marking the Placement
Mark the spots on the roof where you'll install the solar hooks. Measure and ensure proper spacing between the hooks according to your specific solar panel layout and manufacturer's recommendations.

Step 4: Drilling Holes
Using an appropriate drill bit, create holes in the marked spots. The size of the drill bit should match the specifications provided by the solar hook manufacturer. Ensure that the holes penetrate through the roofing material and into the rafters or studs for secure attachment.

Step 5: Installing Roofing Anchors
If your roof requires additional support, install roofing anchors or lag bolts into the pre-drilled holes. These anchors will provide extra stability and ensure the hooks are securely attached to the roof structure.

Step 6: Attaching the Solar Hooks
Position the solar hooks over the drilled holes or roofing anchors and align them properly. Insert the provided screws or bolts through the holes in the hooks and tighten them with a wrench or screwdriver. Ensure the hooks are firmly attached to the roof.

Step 7: Applying Flashing
To prevent water leakage, apply waterproof flashing around the base of each solar hook. The flashing should cover the area where the hook meets the roof, creating a watertight seal. Use a suitable sealant or roofing adhesive to secure the flashing in place.

Step 8: Final Checks
Inspect the installed solar hooks to ensure they are secure and properly aligned. Double-check that the flashing is correctly sealed to prevent any potential leaks. Make any necessary adjustments or re-tighten screws if needed.

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Company Profile

1. Experienced: ALV has years of experience in the generation and sales of solar tile roof hooks, understands the market and customer needs, and can provide professional advice on solar tile roof hooks to help you find the most suitable product for your needs

2. High quality products: Made of high-quality SS304 stainless steel material using the most advanced technology and design today, they have durability and stability, and can withstand various climate tests.

3. Reasonable Price: After market research and comparison, our solar tile roof hook price provides customers with the most cost-effective solution while ensuring product quality and service. We can also provide customized services according to customers' specific needs.

4. Professional service: We have a comprehensive after-sales service team, and customers who cooperate with us will have VIP exclusive customer service to provide comprehensive services, including technical consultation, product installation, maintenance, etc

5. After sales guarantee: All products have undergone safety testing and certification, and provide product quality, guarantee, and maintenance, so that you can purchase without worry.

6 Global sales network: Our company's sales network covers the world, and our products and services have entered many countries and regions, such as the United States, Europe, Australia, Asia, etc., receiving widespread recognition and praise from customers.

 

FAQ

Q1: What is a solar roof mounting system?
A: A solar roof mounting system refers to the components and structures used to securely install solar panels on rooftops. It typically includes mounting rails, clamps, brackets, and other hardware designed to provide stability, alignment, and weatherproofing for the solar panels.

Q2: What are the advantages of a solar roof mounting system?

Secure panel installation: The system ensures that solar panels are securely attached to the roof, minimizing the risk of damage or displacement.
Compatibility with different roof types: Solar roof mounting systems are designed to accommodate various roof types, including pitched roofs, flat roofs, and metal roofs.
Easy maintenance: The system facilitates easy access to solar panels for maintenance, cleaning, and potential repairs.

Q3: Can a solar roof mounting system be installed on any type of roof?
A: Yes, solar roof mounting systems are designed to be compatible with different roof types, including asphalt shingle roofs, tile roofs, metal roofs, and flat roofs. However, the specific mounting system and installation techniques may vary based on the roof type and its structural considerations.

Q4: How long does it take to install a solar roof mounting system?
A: The installation time for a solar roof mounting system depends on various factors, including the size of the solar array, the complexity of the roof structure, and the experience of the installation team. On average, a residential solar roof mounting system can be installed within a few days to a couple of weeks.

Q5: Is a solar roof mounting system adjustable?
A: Yes, many solar roof mounting systems offer adjustability to accommodate different panel sizes, roof angles, and specific installation requirements. This allows for flexibility in optimizing the orientation and tilt of solar panels for optimal energy production.

Q6: Do solar roof mounting systems require maintenance?
A: Solar roof mounting systems are typically low-maintenance. However, it's important to inspect the system periodically to ensure that the mounting components, clamps, and fasteners remain secure and intact. Additionally, regular cleaning of the solar panels themselves is recommended to maintain optimal energy production.

Q7: Can a solar roof mounting system cause damage to the roof?
A: When installed correctly, a solar roof mounting system should not cause damage to the roof. Proper installation techniques, including sealing penetrations and using appropriate mounting hardware, help maintain the integrity of the roof and prevent leaks. It's crucial to hire experienced and professional installers to ensure a safe and reliable installation.