mounting

Where roofs cannot take the weight of conventional PV, a new mounting system for lightweight modules offers an alternative for commercial, industrial and warehouse buildings.

Two new rainwater retention systems extend the French waterproofing specialist’s energy roof range, allowing photovoltaics, greenery, fall protection and water management to be combined in one coordinated structure.

The fixing supports framed modules in portrait or landscape orientation, using module mounting holes for direct fixing to concrete or load-bearing masonry.

The TMPV2 Module Lift is a portable, motor-free system for hauling solar modules onto rooftops by rope and pulley, designed to meet German occupational safety rules on ladder loads.

The Bilbao-based manufacturer now offers three mounting systems spanning reservoirs, ponds and flat roofs, designed for straightforward installation and reduced environmental impact.

The new additions cover both ends of the project-size spectrum, with a steel-based structure for utility-scale developments and a pre-configured kit aimed at small and medium-sized installations up to around 250 kW.

Aero Terra is ballasted on its feet using standard paving slabs instead of test drilling or ramming work, and can be fully dismantled, leaving the site undisturbed.

A new addition to the product range provides a sheltered mounting frame for inverters. The Magic PV Mount also accommodates further components within the same structure.

Designed for green roofs already in service, the new solution uses ballasted base frames laid on the substrate, with stone numbers calibrated to local wind loads and modules raised above the planting.

Designed to pair with the established Trapez 4 at the rail ends, the new EPDM clamping element handles the loaded sections in between and closes the screw penetration as it is fitted.

With Supra Resourced, Sunbeam has introduced a mounting system built from roughly 88 percent recycled steel and manufactured using only green electricity.

Premium Mounting Technologies has secured general building approval for its PMT Evo Green system, streamlining planning and opening access to public tenders

Bird-related contamination and damage remain a persistent issue for rooftop PV systems. Developed in Ketsch, Germany, Panelgitter provides a barrier that prevents access beneath installations, helping to preserve output and reduce maintenance.

The Instafix AWK all-weather channel from Wichmann enables fire-safe routing of solar cables in rooftop installations and is designed to prevent fire spread across cantilevered fire walls.

With its new Basicclips, K2 Systems enables direct mounting of the Insertionrail on the high rib of trapezoidal sheet metal roofs, reducing installation steps.

The Swiss manufacturer has revamped its MSP flat roof system to reduce installation time, improve operational safety and make it easier to install large modules.

German Manufacturer OBO Bettermann has launched a new mounting system for solar installations. The Magic PV Flat Glue system enables ballast-free installation on flat roofs with inclinations of up to five degrees.

Dutch company Conduct has introduced its new housing concept designed for safe outdoor installation of residential energy storage units and to significantly reduce the fire risk of indoor systems.

The German manufacturer has introduced a new version of its vertical Solon green roof system, now 80 cm high with 35 cm clearance for improved installation and maintenance flexibility.

The new Compactflat SN Fast flat roof system simplifies installation with tool-free assembly and pre-mounted click-in components. The company has also introduced a roof hook designed for pitched roofs.

The latest foldable solar system from Swiss manufacturer Smartvolt offers factory-installed lightning protection and versatile installation for flat roofs, redevelopment sites and construction platforms.

The Bavarian Forest-based company LplusD has created a solar carport system designed to efficiently cover large parking areas with PV. The system features proprietary foundations for direct installation onto existing parking surfaces.

Aerotool is Aerocompact’s intuitive cloud-based software for planning solar energy systems without location or licence constraints, enabling fast and precise system design in just minutes.

T-Werk has introduced its elevated Artemis mounting system for Agri-PV, now available in three tailored configurations to suit different field and crop conditions.

German manufacturer Clickcon has launched a ground-mounted solar fence system using robust rear-mounted posts. Modules are fixed with concealed clamps, enabling a seamless solar surface without self-shading.