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5° SAIL SAHPED SYSTEM ART. 23005/.2/.3/.4/.5/.6
5° SAIL SAHPED SYSTEM ART. 23005/.2/.3/.4/.5/.6
The primary material used in the Sun Ballast system is concrete, chosen for its durability and ability to withstand various climatic conditions and intense perturbations over time.
The system is suitable for any type of flat roof with a maximum slope of 5 degrees. It can be installed on beaten ground with inert material or pavements.
The system supports an inclination angle of 5 degrees. Modules can be positioned either horizontally or vertically, with specific distances between modules depending on the orientation.
There are several ballast options available, each with different weights and pallet dimensions. For example, Ballast Art. 23005 weighs 39 kg with pallet dimensions of 110 cm x 98 cm and a height of 35 cm. The number of pieces per pallet and the total pallet weight vary across different ballast types.
For mechanical standards, use a torque of 12-14 Nm with M8 stainless steel bolts. Avoid using impulse screwdrivers. It is crucial to follow the assembly instructions provided by both the panel manufacturer and Sun Ballast. Minimum recommended configuration is 5 rows of 5 panels, with a minimum distance of 40 cm between module rows.
All dimensions in the diagrams are expressed in centimeters. The system includes detailed instructions for both horizontal and vertical panel laying, ensuring optimal spacing and alignment.
Catalog excerpts
Ideal support for Photovoltaic modules on a flat roof 5° SAIL SAHPED SYSTEM ART. 23005/.2/.3/.4/.5/.6 The main material of SUN BALLAST is concrete, which allows a low wear over time and the ability to withstand even the most intense perturbations and different climatic conditions Any type of flat roof with a maximum slope of 5 º on the ground, on beaten ground with inert material or pavements INCLINATION ANGLE DISTANCE BETWEEN MODULES MODULE POSITIONING Horizontal / Vertical DISTANCE BETWEEN MODULES Ballast Art. 23005 Ballast weight Pallet dimensions Pallet weight Ballast Art. 23005.2 Ballast weight Pallet dimensions Pallet weight Ballast Art. 23005.3 Ballast weight Pallet dimensions Pallet weight Ballast Art. 23005.4 Ballast weight Pallet dimensions Pallet weight Ballast Art. 23005.5 Ballast weight Pallet dimensions Pallet weight Ballast Art. 23005.6 Ballast weight Pallet dimensions Pallet weight Exemplary images may be subject to minor modifications
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Ideal support for Photovoltaic modules on a flat roof SYSTEM DETAILS HORIZONTAL PANEL LAYING Side view 10 10 10 VERTICAL PANEL LAYING Side view • The torque applied shall refer to the mechanical standard conforming to the bolt in use; with M8 bolts in stainless steel use a torque of 12 - 14 Nm • Avoid screwdrivers impulse • It’s recommended to consult the information indicated in the assembly instructions of the panel manufacturer • Always follow Sun Ballast assembly instructions. • The dimensions shown in the figure are all expressed in centimeters. • Minimum recommended configuration: 5 rows...
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Ideal support for Photovoltaic modules on a flat roof The main material of SUN BALLAST is concrete, which allows a low wear over time and the ability to withstand even the most intense perturbations and different climatic conditions Any type of flat roof with a maximum slope of 5 º on the ground, on beaten ground with inert material or pavements INCLINATION ANGLE BALLAST WEIGHT PALLET DIMENSIONS MODULE POSITIONING Horizontal / Vertical PALLET WEIGHT Exemplary images may be subject to minor modifications
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Ideal support for Photovoltaic modules on a flat roof SYSTEM DETAILS HORIZONTAL PANEL LAYING Side view Minimum distance recommended between module rows 40 cm 10 VERTICAL PANEL LAYING Side view 78,1 Minimum distance recommended between module rows 40 cm • The torque applied shall refer to the mechanical standard conforming to the bolt in use; with M8 bolts in stainless steel use a torque of 12 - 14 Nm • Avoid screwdrivers impulse • It’s recommended to consult the information indicated in the assembly instructions of the panel manufacturer • Always follow Sun Ballast assembly instructions. • The...
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Ideal support for Photovoltaic modules on a flat roof The main material of SUN BALLAST is concrete, which allows a low wear over time and the ability to withstand even the most intense perturbations and different climatic conditions Any type of flat roof with a maximum slope of 5 º on the ground, on beaten ground with inert material or pavements INCLINATION ANGLE BALLAST WEIGHT PALLET DIMENSIONS MODULE POSITIONING Horizontal / Vertical PALLET WEIGHT Exemplary images may be subject to minor modifications
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Ideal support for Photovoltaic modules on a flat roof SYSTEM DETAILS HORIZONTAL PANEL LAYING Side view Minimum distance recommended between module row 40 cm 9,3 VERTICAL PANEL LAYING Side view Minimum distance recommended between module row 40 cm • The torque applied shall refer to the mechanical standard conforming to the bolt in use; with M8 bolts in stainless steel use a torque of 12 - 14 Nm • Avoid screwdrivers impulse • It’s recommended to consult the information indicated in the assembly instructions of the panel manufacturer • Always follow Sun Ballast assembly instructions. • The dimensions...
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Ideal support for Photovoltaic modules on a flat roof The main material of SUN BALLAST is concrete, which allows a low wear over time and the ability to withstand even the most intense perturbations and different climatic conditions Any type of flat roof with a maximum slope of 5 º on the ground, on beaten ground with inert material or pavements INCLINATION ANGLE BALLAST WEIGHT PALLET DIMENSIONS MODULE POSITIONING Horizontal / Vertical PALLET WEIGHT Exemplary images may be subject to minor modifications
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Ideal support for Photovoltaic modules on a flat roof SYSTEM DETAILS HORIZONTAL PANEL LAYING Side view Minimum distance recommended between module row 40 cm 9,3 VERTICAL PANEL LAYING Side view Minimum distance recommended between module row 40 cm • The torque applied shall refer to the mechanical standard conforming to the bolt in use; with M8 bolts in stainless steel use a torque of 12 - 14 Nm • Avoid screwdrivers impulse • It’s recommended to consult the information indicated in the assembly instructions of the panel manufacturer • Always follow Sun Ballast assembly instructions. • The dimensions...
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Ideal support for Photovoltaic modules on a flat roof The main material of SUN BALLAST is concrete, which allows a low wear over time and the ability to withstand even the most intense perturbations and different climatic conditions Any type of flat roof with a maximum slope of 5 º on the ground, on beaten ground with inert material or pavements INCLINATION ANGLE BALLAST WEIGHT Dimensioni bancale MODULE POSITIONING Horizontal / Vertical Peso bancale Exemplary images may be subject to minor modification
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Ideal support for Photovoltaic modules on a flat roof SYSTEM DETAILS HORIZONTAL PANEL LAYING Side view Minimum distance recommended between module row 40 cm 9,2 VERTICAL PANEL LAYING Side view Minimum distance recommended between module row 40 cm • The torque applied shall refer to the mechanical standard conforming to the bolt in use; with M8 bolts in stainless steel use a torque of 12 - 14 Nm • Avoid screwdrivers impulse • It’s recommended to consult the information indicated in the assembly instructions of the panel manufacturer • Always follow Sun Ballast assembly instructions. • The dimensions...
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