The standard rail-based mount is popular with sloped rooftop installers, but rail-less systems have their advantages in the right scenario. Both are deployed in residential installs, one using a guiding rail as the panel attachment point, and the other placing module racking directly onto roof mounts.

Railed vs. rail-less mounting for rooftop solar projects,Each has its own merits!!

Rail-less mounting systems are installed using fewer components but a lot more precision. The big benefit came from hauling fewer components onto a roof. Everything in a rail-less system can come in a box, so then you’re able to get out of jobs and get stuff up on the roof much easier,The smaller packaging also makes it easier to warehouse and handle than rail-based mounts.But rail-less systems requires extra focus on alignment when its installation,Not all roofs have a completely straight slope, so vertical alignment of roof mounts is important, especially since there isn’t a guiding rail to compensate for an uneven roofing surface.

In contrast, Railed mounting for rooftop solar projects can solve the problem. But the railed solar mounting system need use solar clamp to install.

solar clamp is a cost-optimized photovoltaic installation system suitable for residential and commercial metal roof installation devices. the system is designed to allow photovoltaic modules or photovoltaic installation tracks to be attached directly to stand-stitched metal roofs without penetrating metal. It’s a completely new system, simple, low-cost, but very effective. The point is that the kit is designed specifically to secure framed photovoltaic modules to standing seam metal Roof systems without penetrating the roof surface.

-Solar kits are fully assembled ready for installation.
-allow installation at any point on the seam.
-faster installation and save time.
-can also be adjusted after installation.

There's only the roof we haven't encountered, there's no solar roof clamp we can't design.