Hand-Truck 48V System
Portable 5 kWh, builds in 25 minutes ~$1,900
Budget Whole-Home Backup
12 kW inverter, 32 kWh battery from ~$4,750
Off-Grid Home Blueprint
Whole-house off-grid, 5–12 kW ~$9,800
Code-Compliant 48V System
Grid-tie hybrid, permit & inspection ready ~$13,500
Mobile, 12V, tight on space and weight
Marine-rated, waterproof, heated cells
Small off-grid build, 12V or 48V
Off-grid or grid-tied with backup
Maximize available roof space with a secure, efficient solar setup designed for homes, garages, workshops, and other buildings.
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This is a simple, low-profile way to mount solar panels without rails or holes in the roof. The system uses SikaFlex adhesive and works with nearly any module size in portrait or landscape orientation.
It is compatible with many common roof surfaces and is sold as a per-panel kit. You will need one kit for each module, plus one additional kit to start every row. Adhesive and bonding jumpers are sold separately.
Rail-free, low-profile solar mounting with no roof penetrations.
No-penetration mounting for concrete tile roofs and standard rail systems.
The IR-T1 provides a secure way to install standard solar racking on concrete tile roofs without drilling through the roof or removing tiles. Its integrated upright works with virtually any standard rail system.
The mount bonds overlapping concrete tiles together with IntegraGel epoxy, creating a strong, non-invasive attachment point while reducing installation time and the risk of leaks or broken tiles. It works with most flat, S-style, and W-style concrete tiles, but is not recommended for Spanish clay tile.
This rail-free system mounts nearly any size solar panel on a flat roof using standard concrete blocks for ballast. Its low-profile 8° configuration can be arranged in an East/West “W” layout to fit more panels and capture sunlight throughout the day.
With only four main components, the system installs quickly without drilling into the roof. It can also be bonded with polyurethane when concrete ballast is not practical. One kit is required per panel, plus one additional kit to begin each row.
Low-profile, rail-free mounting for flat roofs with ballast or adhesive installation.
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