A lot of times people do some research on rooftop solar mounting systems, how solar energy work and the financial benefits. Great!

There are still important questions that need to introduce, like what type of solar panel mounting system you would like to use.

1.rail mounted solar roof mounting system.

Okay! Our Common and the most widely used method being solar rail mount.Kseng solar mounting system do currently offer all styles roof mounting system, such as tin roof, tile roof, metal roof, asphalt roof etc. Kseng offer a variety of rail mounting solutions that allow customer to customize their system designs to best meet customer`s aesthetic and financial need.

Metal Roof Standard Rail Mounted Solar:

This method uses roof clamps (L feet) and solar rails to attach onto the existing rooftop. Solar component is then fastened to this rails and holds the aluminum rail 2-4 inches above the rooftop, upon which the solar panels are mounted.

Standard Rail Mounted Solar With Panels Installed

Standard rail mounted solar offers the most flexibility when it comes to system design, and with its long history of success in the industry, it continues to be the popular choice for homeowners. These systems typically stand out on a rooftop, although there is equipment available that is designed to blend with the existing roof. 

2/Railless solar roof mounting system:

This more of a low profile mounting method. Systems typically use multiple attachment points on the rooftop and attach to each panel individually, eliminating the need for rails.

  Metal Roof Railless Mounted Solar:

There are fewer product manufacturers versus rail mounted system. Railless solar mounting can cost less and light.  

Similarities Between Solar Racking with Rails and Without Rails

They can be integrated when the roof is first installed or later after the roof is already on the house

Roof warranties (if one exists) are typically not impacted by either mounting method

Both should be installed by professionals - with proper installation the system will protect the rooftop and keep the roof watertight

 There are no right or wrong choices when it comes to picking a mounting method for your solar system. Picking between the two primarily comes down to a cosmetic decision. Solar is a long-term investment, so it’s important that you spend time examining both options to find what’s best for you. To help you in your decision process, we suggest answering the following questions:

What goals are you trying to accomplish with solar?

Which mounting method accomplishes those goals in the most cost-effective manner? 

Where is the best location for the solar system and how much usable space is available there?  

Are you working with a trusted solar professional who will be around to honor production guarantees and workmanship warranties?