If today new buildings – both industrial and residential – are already designed taking into account the needs of photovoltaic systems, those built a few years ago sometimes have irregular shapes, which require a good dose of flexibility and solid professionalism from designers and installers: in order to achieve the highest level of efficiency and overall quality, it becomes essential to know how to choose the most suitable components to
make the best use of all available space, starting from the support structures. These play a fundamental role, both in terms of reliability and from the perspective of the plant's productivity: the one built in San Secondo di Pinerolo by our client Is Energy was installed on the roof of an industrial building and easily reached
121 kWp of power. The roof of the building has four flat surfaces in
membrane, not joined in a single area but separated and elevated compared to the rest of the covering. For this reason, optimizing the available spaces has been a true priority, and thanks to the
Vela system 5° from Sun Ballast, the result has been of the highest level: in the Vela system, the rows of photovoltaic panels are indeed placed next to each other with increasing height, completely eliminating the distance between the modules and maximizing the entire surface area. The installation was also carried out easily and quickly, easily respecting the agreed-upon timelines with the client and ensuring the PV system the best level of productivity.