Flat rooF application
Framed and frameless PV - Modules
Framed and frameless PV - Modules
Needed tools and materials
• Open Ended Wrenches (10, 13)
• Metric Allen Wrenches or Driver sizes: M (5, 8)
• Cordless screwdriver
• Approved flashing system or standoff device for the attachment
of the system on the roof
Note:
We want to point out that our mounting instructions reflect the state of technology and our experience on how
to install our systems on site. Due to the fact that each roof has individual characteristics, we highly recommend
to commission a professional assessment before beginning the installation. In particular it is necessary to take
into account static requirements. During the installation of the system, bear in mind the compliance with the
corresponding norms and legislation referring to the prevention of accidents (see also page 5).
Fastening to the roof:
All roof structures must be surveyed for
appropriate structural attachment points.
Würth Canada Solar mounting systems
are designed from the angle bracket up.
The approved flashing and/or standoff
method used will be up to the contractor
to choose and should be installed by a
licensed roofer. One example of a standoff
is a Quick Mount PV™ shown here. Again,
it must be properly attached and flashed to
prevent leaking.
See Figure 1.1
Planning:
Base Triangles come in 3 pre-assembled configurations 10°– 15°,
20°– 30°, and 35°– 45° and are adjustable in 5° increments.
The triangles can be manually adjusted in 5° increments by removing the
bolt from the back of the triangle and then sliding the rear post vertically until
the next adjustment hole is visible through the hole in which the bolt
was removed.
Fasten all triangles at desired tilt angle.
Framed Modules portrait
Framed Modules landscape
Frameless Modules landscape
Subject
to
technical
changes
Copyright
©
2009
HatiCon
Solar,
LLC
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2
of
11
Fastening to the roof:
All
roof
structures
must
be
surveyed
for
appropriate
structural
attachment
points.
HatiCon
Solar
mounting
systems
are
designed
from
the
angle
bracket
up.
The
approved
flashing
and/or
standoff
method
used
will
be
up
to
the
contactor
to
choose
and
should
be
installed
by
a
licensed
roofer.
One
example
of
a
standoff
is
a
Quick
Mount
PV™
shown
here.
Again,
it
must
be
properly
attached
and
flashed
to
prevent
leaking.
See
Figure
1.1
Planning
:
Base
Triangles
come
in
3
pre
‐
assembled
configurations
10°
‐
15°,
20°
‐
30°,
and
35°
‐
45°
and
are
adjust
able
in
5°
increments.
The
triangles
can
be
manually
adjusted
in
5°
increments
by
removing
the
bolt
from
the
back
of
the
triangle
and
then
sliding
the
rear
post
vertically
until
the
next
adjustment
hole
is
visible
through
the
hole
in
which
the
bolt
was
removed.
Fasten
all
triangles
at
desired
tilt
angle.
Framed
Modules
portrait
Framed
Modules
landscape
Frameless
Modules
landscape
1.1
Subject to technical changes
Copyright © 2009 HatiCon Solar, LLC
Page 2 of 11
Fastening
to
the
roof:
All roof structures must be surveyed for appropriate
structural attachment points. HatiCon Solar mounting
systems are designed from the angle bracket up. The
approved flashing and/or standoff method used will be
up to the contactor to choose and should be installed by
a licensed roofer. One example of a standoff is a Quick
Mount PV™ shown here. Again, it must be properly
attached and flashed to prevent leaking.
See Figure 1.1
Planning
:
Base Triangles come in 3 pre
‐
assembled configurations 10°‐15°, 20°‐30°, and 35°‐45° and are adjust able
in 5° increments.
The triangles can be manually adjusted in 5° increments
by removing the bolt from the back of the triangle and
then sliding the rear post vertically until the next
adjustment hole is visible through the hole in which the
bolt was removed.
Fasten all triangles at desired tilt angle.
Framed Modules portrait
Framed Modules landscape
Frameless Modules landscape
1.1
Fig. 1.1
Assembly Instructions
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Solar
Mounting Sytem
