Installed in Friuli Venezia Giulia by our client Vulpes Impianti S.r.l., this photovoltaic system on a flat roof has been mounted on a residential building in Trieste, and thanks to the
Sun Ballast concrete weights, all installation phases were completed quickly and with great ease. The structures for photovoltaics do not require
any anchoring holes in the roof, and can be used on any type of
flat surface: in this case, the installation was carried out on a slate membrane roof, and the concrete weights were moved in a
easy and fast manner. For the
15 kW system visible in the photo, the weights of the
East-West system 5° were selected: the structures for photovoltaic panels were then positioned in opposing rows, reducing the distance between the modules to zero, optimizing the use of available space and ensuring
high resistance to all weather conditions.
The absence of fastening holes and the independence of each row also allowed for
simple management of various obstacles (mainly chimneys) present on the roof, further reducing installation times. The East-West system is modular with a wide range of models from 3° to 30°, and allows for the creation of photovoltaic systems that are
efficient, solid, and durable.