Installing solar made easy – The NOVA Ballast System Type-C is a rail-based solar ballast system designed with fewer components for large-scale rooftop solar installations.
The Cost-Effective Solution For Large Scale Solar Projects
Introducing the NOVA Ballast System Type-C: Designed for large-scale solar projects, it leverages aerodynamic engineering to enhance stability in high winds and reduce wind resistance. This reduces the need for heavy ballast, cutting installation costs and material use, making it an economically smart choice for large rooftop solar installations.
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front leg
The front and rear leg design is engineered for optimal strength and cost-effectiveness. Ultilizing triangular geometry to maximize structural integrity without compromising efficiency.
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REAR LEG
The rear leg component offers versatility by seamlessly adapting to both north-south and east-west configurations. Comes preassembled.
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RAILING SYSTEM
Our compact modular railing system effortlessly slides into the front and rear legs, making it incredibly easy to handle and assemble.
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rare WIND DEFLECTOR
The short-side wind deflector conveniently accommodates cable and ballast outlets, greatly simplifying cable and ballast installation management.
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ballast tray
The wind deflector can be easily attached by securing 2 x M8 bolts into the prethreaded holes on the back of the rear leg.
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epdm base
Enhance stability with our versatile ballast trays, designed for compatibility with various concrete types. The unique structure ensures increased stability across the entire array.
Suitable For All Environments
The Ballast System Type-C is suitable for mounting solar panels in the most extreme conditions like heavy snow, ice, and strong winds, while fully compliant with building codes.
Zinc Aluminium Magnesium Coated Steel
This advanced material not only matches the mechanical strength of traditional aluminium rails but also surpasses them in corrosion resistance. At a more affordable price, it enhances the overall efficiency and durability of your system, ensuring top performance and greater value for your investment.
Quick Mounting Design
The Ballast System Type-C features a unique front and rear leg design that enables speedy installation to the channel. The legs feature an inbuilt channel at the top that facilitates easy attachment of panel clamps, streamlining the installation process.
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NOVA Ballast System Type C
The NOVA Ballast system Type C is an aerodynamic substructure designed for securely fixing solar panels on flat commercial rooftops. Featuring a module inclination of 10°-15°. Its aerodynamic design boasts exceptional static properties while requiring minimal ballast, ensuring efficiency and stability. This versatile system can accommodate PV modules of all sizes with a width greater than 990mm. Channels are offered in either Aluminum or Zinc Aluminum magnesium-coated steel, providing an economical ballast solar mounting solution tailored for large-scale projects.
The solar mounting system can be installed in both east-west and north-south configurations.
How would you choose between NOVA Ballast System Type C and Type M?
Type C is specially made for larger-scale solar projects as it uses less material in bigger arrays, resulting in a more cost-effective solution at large-scale solar projects. Type M is made for maximum flexibility. Installing smaller-scale solar systems and single solar panels is easier and faster with Type M.
What is the difference between the north-south configuration and the east-west configuration?
North-South Configuration produces more energy per solar panel as it maximises exposure to direct sunlight while the east-west configuration maximises solar output on limited roof space and generates energy more consistently throughout the day. If you need help with what would work best for your project, contact our technical support for more help.
What is the maximum ballast for this system?
Our engineering certificates have indicated how much ballast must be placed and at which locations. Please contact us for more details.