In high uplift scenarios, I have used both IronRidge Camo clips on the
bottom frame of the module and UFO clips on the top. More expensive, but
definitely an all around rock solid approach.
-Chris
On Thu, Mar 30, 2023 at 9:45 PM Ray Walters via RE-wrenches <
re-wrenches@lists.re-wrenches.org> wro
Hi Jason;
I was like you: thinking good ol' bottom mounting with SS hardware was
the best. All of us old wrenches were wrong.
The top down mounting system is much stronger. I've only had a handful
of failures over 25 years, and all were bottom mounted. The module
completely ripped off the
That would be great if it were possible! I'm not sure how you bottom mount
a flush mount array. For a brief period many years ago, I was building
solar trailers. I would bottom mount 4-6 panel arrays on rails in my
warehouse and then hoist them up and through-bolt the whole array on the
top of a tr
If you look at FEMA's design guide for solar installations in FL and the
Caribbean, the recommended module to rail attachment method is back to
using the attachment holes in the solar module. Chris
On 3/30/2023 5:56 AM, Jason Szumlanski via RE-wrenches wrote:
This thread has morphed into more
This thread has morphed into more than it started as, and for good reason.
I want to provide some practical/anecdotal information, having just gone
through arguably the most catastrophic wind event in Florida's history
(Ian) since the boom in solar energy started, and another major wind event
(Irrm
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