New design no penetration easy install solar ballasted roof mounting systems ballasted mount flat roof

Kseng`s Flat solar roof mounting system is a exclusive design, it can install more solar panel in the same area, and higher energy production output.Greater overall system power production under the same roof area.

What are the advantages of ballast mounted flat roof mounting systems?A ballast solar roof support system is a method of installing solar panels that has several advantages over traditional fixed support systems:

1. Simplified installation: solar ballasted roof mounting systems can be installed directly on the roof without the need for large fixed or through-roof installation steps. This reduces installation time and costs and reduces the impact on the roof structure.

2. Reduce risk: The solar flat roof ballasted mount system works by applying pressure under the solar panels so that they fit tightly onto the roof. This installation improves the stability and wind resistance of the system, reducing the possibility of wind blowing into the air flow below the cracks. At the same time, the ballast system also provides better water resistance and reduces the risk of roof leakage.

3. Protect the roof: Compared with the traditional fixed support system, the flat roof ballast bracket rooftop solar mounting has less damage to the roof. Since there is no need to penetrate the roof or use a large bracket structure, the installation of solar panels does not compromise the integrity of the roof. This is very beneficial for protecting the waterproof layer of the roof and extending the service life of the roof.

4. Flexibility: The solar flat roof ballast panel mounting system can be applied to different types and shapes of roofs, such as flat roofs, sloping roofs or curved roofs. This flexibility makes installing solar systems more common and feasible.

Despite the above advantages of the ballast solar roof support system, it also needs to be designed and installed according to the actual situation to ensure that the local climate conditions and roof structure. Before choosing and installing a solar system, it is best to consult a professional solar installer or engineer for accurate advice and assessment.