SN-MT-BIPV-AL
Aluminum BIPV Roof Mounting System
An in-roof style module support and drainage arrangement.
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PV Mounting Systems / SN-MT-CAR
Solar Carport Structure
Aluminum or carbon-steel canopies combining parking and PV generation.
At a glance
SN-MT-CAR combines parking cover and module support with aluminum or galvanized carbon-steel options. SolarNova is a supplier/exporter; listed figures are indicative.
- Aluminum and carbon-steel material options
- Single-column concepts can free parking space
- Rail or gutter details can assist drainage
- Parking shade and module support in one canopy
TECHNICAL OVERVIEW
Product specifications
| Installation Site | Parking areas with verified vehicle access and clearances |
|---|---|
| Material | Typically AL6005-T5 aluminum with SUS304 fasteners, or Q235B or comparable hot-dip galvanized structural steel; aluminum module interfaces as needed |
| Foundation/Fixing | Typically concrete piers or footings, or ground piles/screws after soil and layout review |
| Max Wind Speed | Typically up to 60 m/s, subject to project calculation. Final specs confirmed per project in written quotation. |
| Max Snow Load | Typically up to 2.0 kN/m², subject to project calculation. Final specs confirmed per project in written quotation. |
| Tilt Angle | Typically 5–15°, project-specific. Final specs confirmed per project in written quotation. |
| Module Compatibility | Module format and clamp zones checked against canopy layout |
| Surface Finish | Typically anodized aluminum or hot-dip galvanized steel; coating selected per exposure. Final specs confirmed per project in written quotation. |
| Design Reference Standards | Designed with reference to applicable regional wind and snow design codes; project-specific verification required |
| Warranty | 10-year product warranty, 25-year design service life. |
Specification table
| Option | Material | Typical standards reference (reference only) | Foundation | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aluminum option | Typically AL6005-T5 with SUS304 fasteners | Designed with reference to applicable regional wind and snow design codes; project-specific verification required | Concrete piers/footings or ground piles/screws after review | Module interfaces and drainage detailed per project |
| Carbon-steel option | Typically Q235B or comparable hot-dip galvanized steel; aluminum interfaces as needed | Designed with reference to applicable regional wind and snow design codes; project-specific verification required | Concrete piers/footings or ground piles/screws after review | Member sizes and coating selected for exposure |
Product overview
SolarNova supplies and exports solar carport structures in aluminum and carbon-steel configurations. A high-clearance single-column concept can leave more usable parking space, subject to vehicle movements and structural design. Listed figures are indicative; bay sizes and clearances follow the site layout.
Rail and gutter details can help collect and direct runoff from a dual-use parking and generation canopy. Drainage outlets, module joints and weather protection need a defined project scope. Soil conditions determine whether concrete piers, footings or ground piles and screws are appropriate.
Applications
- Parking areas with verified vehicle access and clearances
- EPC and installer procurement
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View specificationsFrequently asked questions
How do the aluminum and steel options differ?
Aluminum can reduce handling weight; galvanized carbon steel offers another structural layout option. Selection depends on spans, exposure, foundations and the project budget.
What materials are specified?
Typically AL6005-T5 aluminum with SUS304 fasteners, or Q235B or comparable hot-dip galvanized structural steel; aluminum module interfaces as needed
What information is needed for a proposal?
Send the module drawings, site survey, local design loads and corrosion conditions. Listed figures are indicative; final specs confirmed per project in written quotation.
How are quantity, lead time and packing agreed?
Project quantity; sample availability and MOQ confirmed on inquiry. Typical lead time: 15–20 days after order and drawing confirmation; samples and standard parts faster. Export cartons or protected pallets; loading plan confirmed with quotation.
What warranty applies?
10-year product warranty, 25-year design service life.
What are the payment terms?
Contact us; commercial terms are confirmed in the written quotation.
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