Straight pole solar bracket

What is a pole mount solar rack?

The module rails are a mill-finish structural aluminum angle. These mounts include stainless steel module mounting hardware as well. Standard top-of-pole mounts are adjustable from 15 degrees to 65 degrees in 10-degree increments. These pole mount solar racks are made to mount on standard sizes of SCH40 steel pipe.

What is the best solar array mounting solution?

Sometimes the best and most adjustable solar array mounting solution is a Top-of-Pole mount. Our lines of Top-of-Pole Mounts are high-quality structures with heavy steel mounting sleeves and elevation pivots The module rails are a mill-finish structural aluminum angle. These mounts include stainless steel module mounting hardware as well.

What is a top-of-pole mount kit?

RPS 8 Panel Top-of-Pole Mount Kits are compatible with customer supplied 4 1/2" OD Schedule 40 pipe. Sink pipe into cement like a fence post and all the hardware to mount panels will be included. It provides two sections of 81in of rails and is designed to mount eight 100W panels (Note, mount is not compatible with larger wattage panels).

What is a top-of-pole rack?

The rack design is determined by the area of the module (s) to be mounted, not necessarily the number of modules. Top-of-Pole mounts are designed for maximum strength and ease of installation. Our racks are module-specific and not universal, which helps to reduce the number of parts. This simplifies assembly and minimizes assembly errors.

What type of pipe do you use for a solar array?

This design method is used to elevate the solar array when there is snow drift accumulation. Smaller systems use 4"-6" Schedule 40 steel pipe. Larger systems typically use utility telephone poles. Typical applications are microwave repeaters, cellular repeaters, tower obstruction lighting and microwave relay stations.