The system is debuting at 0.039 US cents per watt in the United States and 0.029 US cents per watt globally for a typical 105 mph wind load with moderate soil corrosions. The system is capable of handling up to 120 mph wind and 10 psf snow loads. Posts and galvanization can be upsized to survive extreme soil corrosion for additional costs.
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According to GameChange Solar, MaxDensity has much fewer part types than a typical fixed-tilt mounting system, making it faster to assemble and install than conventional fixed-tilt structures. There is no heavy equipment such as pile drivers required. In addition, the MaxDensity system is said to provide more space for solar modules on a given area, compared to other fixed tilt structure or tracker systems. (mfo)
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