Kinetic Solar K-Rack™
Installation guide
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27 May 2019
9.1.2.2.
Conventional
Rails are to be spaced according to module manufacturer guidelines. Attachments are
to be spaced at a maximum of 48” depending on local wind and snow loads.
*See design loads above.
9.1.3.
Vertical Conventional
In some cases, the rails can be installed vertically up the roof in order to reduce the
amount of rail required. The ability to do this will ultimately rely on the structural
assessment of the roof and whether or not it can be supported. Other than the
orientation of the rails, the installation will be identical to a conventional rail system.
9.2.
Install Roof Mounts
9.2.1.
Shingled Roof
9.2.1.1.
Flashing & Mounting Kit
i.
Measure and mark the appropriate bracket locations. Use a measuring tape
to ensure chalk lines are straight and square. When marking, take care to
ensure that the top of the flashing is at least ¼” above the top of the slit in the
shingle (
Figure 22 Flashing Positioning
Figure 22 Flashing Positioning
