Solar mounting system

  As a complete turnkey   solar solutions provider   in China, our mission is to help as many customers across the world achieve their goals. Solar installations for self-consumption and in public places require high-quality cables that also provide excellent performance in the event of a fire. ​ The main standard of the new European  CPR cable  classification fundamentally analyzes the cable's response to fire and the emission of hazardous substances. The CPR certification uses a series of parameters obtained from the corresponding tests to define some categories. These categories represent cables. Impact on the spread of fire.  CPR  includes four categories that are directly applied to cables: B2, C, D, and E. These grades refer to flammable cables arranged in the order of fire speed (FIGRA) and heat release. Cable ce certification CPR regulations require: Class B2 and C cables are cables with good fire resistance, which can protect personnel and equipment to the greatest extent.

  E-W solar ballast mounting structure also is called as  non-penetrating mounting structure , which won't destroy the roof, it also can make full use of the roof, this structure also can be installed on the ground.  SIC  has two types of E-W solar ballasted mounting structrue, both of them have their own advantages and are made of Aluminum. For mounting structure tilt angel, considering the factor of environment and the stability of structure, the suitable solar angle range for the first product is 10-60 degree, and for the second product is 10-30 degree. Comparing with the second product, the structure of the first one is better than the second one. While the price of the second is more competitive than that of the first. So, if the environment is not rather harsh, the second one is best choice.

  Under the European Construction Products Regulation (CPR), all   Solar cable manufacturers and suppliers  are now required to apply CE marking to all cables permanently installed in all household, commercial or industrial buildings or civil engineering work in the European Union. The standard for cables, EN 50575, defines the test standards for testing the 'Reaction to Fire' performance of a cable and also the method of classifying this performance. As far as cables are concerned, the legislation applies to power, telecommunications, data and control cables. An increasing number of solar installers require Cca class cables to comply with the European standard. In public places rooftop installations (supermarkets, hospitals and similar) solar cable feeds the transformers which are located inside the building, never on the roof. Therefore, according to the Construction Products Regulation (CPR), minimum fire reaction class required for cables must be Cca. SUNKEAN H1Z2Z2-K cable