Solar structure parts are essential components used in the installation and support of solar panels, ensuring durability, optimal positioning, and structural integrity. These parts are designed to withstand environmental stresses like wind, rain, and temperature fluctuations, while maintaining the efficiency and lifespan of solar systems.
Mounting Rails / Beams:
These horizontal bars hold the solar panels in place.
Usually made of high-grade aluminum or galvanized steel for strength and corrosion resistance.
Vertical Posts / Pillars:
Support the entire solar framework.
Embedded into concrete or fixed to the rooftop.
Purlins:
Provide additional support to the rails and connect to the vertical structure.
Help in load distribution across the structure.
Clamps (Mid & End Clamps):
Secure the solar panels to the mounting rails.
Mid clamps are placed between two panels; end clamps are used on the outermost edges.
Base Plates / Footings:
Anchor the structure to the surface, whether it’s ground-mounted or rooftop.
Designed for various surfaces like RCC rooftops, tin sheds, or soil foundations.
Brackets and Connectors:
Join different parts of the structure and allow angle adjustments.
Ensure proper alignment and spacing between panels.
Tilt Legs / Supports:
Provide the desired tilt angle for optimal sun exposure.
Adjustable variants allow seasonal angle change for better energy generation.
Fasteners and Bolts:
Stainless steel or hot-dip galvanized to resist rust.
Used for assembling and securing all components.
Earthing Components:
Include grounding rods, wires, and clamps to ensure safety from electrical faults.
Cable Trays & Management Systems:
Organize and protect electrical wiring from environmental damage.
Improve system safety and maintenance access.
