The solar modules are mounted overlapping. This and the special insertion system ensure that no separate measures are required for roofs with a pitch of 18 degrees or more to ensure that the roof is watertight. The system delivers an output of 200 watts per square metre and can withstand snow loads of up to 5,400 pascals per square metre. That is 550 kilograms per square metre. The maximum wind load is two,400 square metres.
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The system is suitable as hard roofing and achieves the Broof T1 and T2 class. Thanks to the Click-on system developed in-house, conventional standard modules can actually be used for roof integration. The Click-on is a separate frame kit that is simply clicked onto the normal module frame. (mfo)
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