Tag: mounting
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Border Solar to Install Roof Tech Mounting Systems on New Housing Development
Roof Tech, a provider of innovative PV solar mounting solutions for residential and commercial projects, has been selected to provide its rail-less mounting solution to Border Solar of El Paso, Texas, for a major new development of single-family homes. When completed, the project will encompass installation of Roof Tech’s signatureRead More — Solar Builder magazine
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SunLink to Unveil Single-Axis Solar Tracker at SPI
SunLink Corp. today announced that it has entered into an agreement to acquire the G10 Quantum Utility PV Tracker from Tempe, Ariz.‐based Viasol Energy Solutions LLC, a leader in highly engineered PV tracking solutions. “Our customers have long been asking us to put our engineering excellence to work in connectionRead More — Solar Builder magazine
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Inovateus Solar to Install Kanzo Racking on 130-kW Indiana Project
Inovateus Solar LLC, a worldwide developer and installer of commercial and industrial solar power systems, has announced a finalized partnership with the South Bend, Indiana-based solar racking company Kanzo Inc. Kanzo was established in 2011 and has been installed by Inovateus Solar in small quantities across the Midwest. Kanzo isRead More — Solar Builder magazine
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Quick Mount PV Introduces Quick Rack Rail-Free Solar Mounting System
Today, Quick Mount PV introduced the Quick Rack Rail-Free Mounting System for solar rooftop installations. The Quick Rack system integrates the roof mount and the racking to significantly reduce material handling, installation time and labor costs. By eliminating long rails, Quick Rack can be packaged in small boxes, making theRead More — Solar Builder magazine
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DPW Solar Debuts New Ballasted Flat Roof Mounting System
DPW Solar is proud to debut the new POWER XPRESS Ballasted Flat Roof Mounting System, designed to help installers mount solar modules faster and easier. Installers of PV solar modules can spend hours aligning mounting racks in perfect rows while wrenching their necks and raking their knuckles to tighten hard-to-reachRead More — Solar Builder magazine