Do you have a comprehensive understanding of fixed-tilt ground mounting systems?

Fixed-tilt ground mounting systems offer enhanced adjustability to suit different uses and needs. Ground-mounted solar projects are also more cost-effective in smaller scales or where roof access is costly/obstructed. In addition, ground-mounted panels typically run cooler than roof-mounted panels, potentially increasing efficiency by up to 25%. However, the success of the investment depends on the quality of the ground-mounted solar mounting solution, as the overall performance of the solar power plant depends entirely on the reliability of the mounting system.

Our skilled engineering design team has extensive experience in developing robust solutions that can withstand the most challenging terrain and weather conditions. Thanks to our advanced pre-installed and optimally coordinated components, we guarantee that the fixed-tilt ground mounting system can be installed quickly and efficiently.

Features of fixed-tilt ground mounting system

1. Simplified components and pre-assembly facilitate fast and smooth installation.

2. Sturdy structure can adapt to any wind speed and snow load.

3. Widely compatible with a variety of panel types.

4. Protect your solar modules and maintain your project budget.

5. Cost-effective all-steel/aluminum alloy structure with competitive cost-per-watt pricing.

6. Fixed brackets can be customized with tilt angles to meet specific requirements.

7. Factory manufacturing guarantees high quality, shortened delivery time and adaptability.

Our bracket systems are carefully designed to achieve the best balance between all components, thereby reducing ground penetration and lowering installation costs. This approach allows us to offer additional cost-saving measures and array configurations that are not common in the industry while maintaining structural stability.

Fixed tilt bracket systems are ideal for complex terrains

As more and more countries and regions adopt renewable energy to combat climate change, some solar projects are executed in locations that are considered unsuitable for installation. These locations may include rolling hills or slopes, obstacles such as trees, or other demanding geotechnical conditions. In these cases, fixed tilt bracket systems perform well in a variety of terrains because they can be effectively installed on challenging slopes and undulating terrain.

Loose soil, rocks, hidden organic matter and various obstacles can all lead to the complexity of establishing the foundation of a ground photovoltaic system. For fixed tilt systems, the foundation is easy to optimize, ideal for these complex geotechnical conditions, and can even withstand the worst weather conditions.