Alegria
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Hi, I'm getting ready to install six 645w Canadian bifacial panels on the roof of my tiny house and would really like to mount them at an angle. My roof is pro panel metal, south facing, and measures 24 x 8.5 feet, which fits 6 panels in portrait (93.9" x 51.3" ea) with a 10-inch overhang on either short-edge. I'd love to have the option for 15/30/45 deg angles, assuming it can be done safely, otherwise I'll opt for a permanent 30 deg angle. The angle is to increase solar production, but also to shed snow (I'm in Colorado). System doesn't have to be perfectly to code, but I'd like to respect the wind threshold (90-basic; 115-ultimate) and obvs general structural parameters. Side note: I don't care about the bifacial potential. These panels just happen to be available new from a local, commercial installer at a good price ($200 ea) and when you live in a small town, you grab what you can when you can!
What racking system would you recommend? Tips are welcome! Thanks!
What racking system would you recommend? Tips are welcome! Thanks!
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