South facing solar substructure Miralux Flex

1.    A south-facing version generally enables maximum energy generation. South-facing solar panels can catch the most sunlight due to the position of the sun, which in the northern hemisphere mainly moves in the south. This results in a higher solar energy yield compared to other versions, especially if the panel is positioned at an optimum angle to take advantage of the direct sunlight at midday.

2.    The south-facing version is also beneficial in terms of long-term energy generation. As they catch most solar energy in the course of the day, south-facing solar panels are able to guarantee constant and reliable energy production throughout the year.
 

Key features of the Miralux Flex solar substructures are their exceptional ease of assembly, non-penetrative installation as well as the ability for a range of commercially available panel sizes to be installed and more. Additionally, the systems are made from hot-dip galvanised steel with a Magnelis® coating or from aluminium (on request), which makes them permanently resistant to external influences.

The Miralux Flex systems are designed to save space during transport and on site. Thanks to their prefabricated folding elements, the systems can be assembled extremely quickly and without the need for tools.

Yes, the systems can be easily extended – also retroactively – thanks to the modular construction of the solar substructures.

The systems guarantee excellent structural stability thanks to their favourable flow behaviour, even when exposed to high wind speeds. The ballast blocks, which can also be used on green and gravel roofs, contribute additional stability.

Yes, the systems are equipped with integrated cable channels that ensure that all cabling is safe and tidy.

The products are very lightweight, reducing distributed load by up to 75% compared with traditional systems, without overloading the roof structure.

Yes, the systems have proven lightning current carrying capability, which is essential to the safety of the system.

Indeed, you will not be subject to any warranty obligations for roof surfaces due to the installation of solar substructures if such installation does not require the roof cladding to be penetrated.