A framed module is prepared in just a few steps. The mounting brackets are pushed through the pre-stamped tabs onto the module frame and screwed on. Three pairs of brackets provide the individual distance between the module and the handrail of the balcony railing. The brackets are structurally calculated and bear a Ü marking. The module inverter can be attached to one of the three required mounting brackets per module, depending on the construction.
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At the bottom of the balcony, the stable mounting rail is screwed to the round or angular vertical railing bars of the balcony using the special clamps supplied. Now the photovoltaic module is hung on the balcony railing, similar to a flower box, and additionally fixed to the mounting rail with module end clamps. ETM also offers complete balcony power plants including all components, with Wieland connection system, monitoring and small parts. (mfo)
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