On the flat roof of a school complex, a photovoltaic system has been installed thanks to the ballast of the Sun Ballast systems. For this type of surface with
imposing dimensions and for the type of covering, entirely covered with a membrane, our
Connect system was chosen, the most suitable system when aiming to achieve the production target required by the client while maintaining a low load on the covering. The Connect system consists of three types of ballast: a front ballast, a central ballast, and a terminal ballast that closes the rows of panels. The three ballasts, connected to each other by the panels, create a single chain of extremely
solid,
wind-resistant concrete ballasts with a very limited load on the covering, thanks to the fact that the weight is evenly distributed across the entire surface. Furthermore, one of the main features of all our Sun Ballast systems is the lack of need to drill holes, thus preserving all the characteristics of the support surface; in this specific case, the waterproofing of the membrane is not affected in any way. Our client TGE S.r.l., thanks to all the features of the Sun Ballast structures and the assistance of a reliable and competent technical office, has managed to create this beautiful photovoltaic system capable of producing up to
125 kWp of renewable energy.