MarkSolar
Solar Enthusiast
I'd use the tall verticals on the high side of the ground mount to attach the snow fence. For the front use some kind of post, you might see if the inspector will go for a step in plastic post. We use those for temporary snow fences and electric fences, they're pretty cheap and easy to put up and take down. Steel Tposts are a lot of work to pound in and remove.@MarkSolar Would you use T-Posts to hold up the snow fence or something else? I've not really had to deal with fencing much. With the price of that, it may be worth it to just throw it up for a bit and then tear it down.
I'd try to resist the idea of a fence, it seems unecessary to protect wiring that's already jacketed and uses connectors that can't be disassembled without a special tool. They don't make you build a fence around your subpanel and all you need to get killed there is a screwdriver.