4 FAQs about Tpo and photovoltaic bracket

Are roof-solar TPO photovoltaic mounting systems reliable?

A resistant solution, the Roof-Solar TPO photovoltaic mounting has undergone several tests to be certified by a New Technology Survey (Enquête de Technique Nouvelle – ETN) by Alpes Contrôles: resistance to climatic loads, watertightness, condensation, corrosion resistance. All the results of these tests show the reliability of this mounting system.

What is roof-solar TPO?

Roof-Solar TPO allows solar panels to be installed on the roof in such a way that the added load on the building structure is as low as possible. The pre-assembled rails with the TPO retaining strips are thermally welded to the TPO synthetic membrane. Ballasting is therefore not required.

What is a 60 cm roof-solar TPO rail?

It is used on buildings with TPO membrane roofs. Without ballasting or perforation of the membrane, the installation of photovoltaic panels is facilitated. The use of 60 cm Roof-Solar TPO rails results in a linear load distribution (rather than point load), thus reducing the risk of puncturing.

What is a roof solar photovoltaic?

It has an excellent carbon footprint because its production requires very little grey energy. The Roof-Solar TPO photovoltaic process uses 95% aluminium. This metal has many advantages including being light, strong, recyclable and highly resistant to corrosion.

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