Structure Type: The Low Ballast Structure is specifically designed with a low ballast approach, which minimises the weight and footprint of the installation while maintaining performance and stability. This configuration is ideal for projects where space is limited or where a lighter, more streamlined solution is required.
Tilt Angle: The tilt angle for this alternative Low Ballast Structure is up to 15 degrees, providing a range of adjustments to optimise solar panel positioning. This limited tilt angle is suitable for applications where minimal adjustments are needed or where space constraints dictate a more compact design.
Module Orientation: Like our standard Low Ballast Structures, this alternative version supports both Portrait and Landscape module orientations. This versatility ensures that the solar panels can be arranged to maximise energy capture and efficiency, regardless of the specific requirements of the project.
Wind Speed Resistance: Designed to withstand wind speeds of up to 200 km/hour, this alternative Low Ballast Structure offers robust protection and stability. Although the wind speed resistance is slightly lower than our standard Low Ballast Structure, it still provides reliable performance in a variety of environmental conditions.
Materials: The construction of this alternative Low-Ballast Structure also utilises high-quality materials such as HDGI, Posmac, and Galvalume. These materials are selected for their durability and resistance to corrosion, ensuring that the structure remains strong and reliable over time.
