Photovoltaic panel flat iron installation tutorial

How do I install a flat roof solar array?

Complete row-to-row bonding in the array. Connect arrays to equipment ground. Complete wire management with weatherproof ties. Manage wires underneath module and Chassis flange. Create mounting platform for inverters. Add anchors to the ballasted system. IronRidge BX delivers superior power density and design flexibility to flat roof solar arrays.

Can you add solar to a flat roof?

Fully certified. Adding solar to a flat roof has built-in complexity and requires a wide array of options to meet the building requirements—such as a mechanically attached system, a ballasted system, or even a hybrid system. An attached system that utilizes the strength of XR Rails to support a wide range of solar panel tilting angles. Learn More

Who should install a solar panel?

All electrical installation and procedures should be conducted by a licensed and bonded electrician or solar contractor. Routine maintenance of a module or panel shall not involve breaking or disturbing the bonding path of the system. All work must comply with national, state and local installation procedures, product and safety standards.

Can a rated PV system be installed on a Class A roof?

Class A rated PV systems can be installed on Class A, B, and C roofs without affecting the roof fire rating. Tested and evaluated without sealant. Any roofing manufacturer approved sealant is allowed. Ratings applicable for roof slopes between 2:12 and 12:12 Product markings are located on the 3/8" flange hex nut or Grounding Lug bolt head.

How do you attach a flat roof?

Mark locations for Flat Roof Attachment. Screws should be installed symmetrically to each other. If using a membrane flashing, remove the silicone washer's protective liner prior to attaching the membrane. Attach L-foot with washers and 3/8” hardware torqued to 250 in-lbs (21 ft-lbs).

Does ironridge need a grounding conductor?

IronRidge systems using approved Enphase products or SunPower modules eliminate the need for lay-in lugs and field installed equipment grounding conductors (EGC). This solution meets the requirements of UL 2703 for bonding and grounding and is included in this listing. AC, or BLK-D-AC.