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5.6 SOL 25 Plus Flush Mounting Systems
5.6.1 Vertical Flush Mounting on a Pitched Roof Using L
Brackets (560105L)
1. Choose attachment site, allowing for subsequent pipe penetration.
2. Bolt the collector frames to the vertical flush mount rails using the
M10 nuts and bolts. The collector frames, as well as the number of
flush mount rails used, depends on the number of collectors being
installed (see Table 5.1). If multiple flush mounting frames are being
set up next to one another, use frame connector kits (SFC001, shown
in Figure 5.2.6) to join them, as shown in Figures 5.1.1, 5.2.7 and
5.2.8, except no cross braces are used.
3. Attach the top and bottom collector frames of the assembled flush
mounting system to the roof mount flashing kits’ L brackets using
the supplied hardware. The nominal distance between the top and
bottom attachment points is 89 1/2 inches.
5.6.2 Vertical Flush Mounting on a Pitched Roof Using Z
Brackets (560105Z)
1. Choose attachment site, allowing for subsequent pipe penetration.
2. Bolt the collector frames to the vertical flush mount rails using the
M10 nuts and bolts. The collector frames, as well as the number of
flush mount rails used, depends on the number of collectors being
installed (see Table 5.1). If multiple flush mounting frames are being
set up next to one another, use frame connector kits (SFC001, shown
in Figure 5.2.6) to join them, as shown in Figures 5.1.1, 5.2.7 and
5.2.8, except no cross braces are used.
3. Attach each Z bracket to the points at which each vertical flush
mount rail is attached to the collector frame(s) using the supplied
hardware. The nominal distance between the top and bottom
attachment points is 85 1/2 inches.
5.6.3 Horizontal Flush Mounting on a Pitched Roof Using
L Brackets (560105L)
1. Choose attachment site, allowing for subsequent pipe penetration.
2. Bolt the collector frames to the vertical flush mount rails using the
M10 nuts and bolts. The collector frames, as well as the number of
flush mount rails used, depends on the number of collectors being
installed (see Table 5.1). If multiple flush mounting frames are being
set up next to one another, use frame connector kits (SFC001, shown
in Figure 5.2.6) to join them, as shown in Figures 5.1.2, 5.2.7 and
5.2.8, except no cross braces are used.
3. Attach the top and bottom collector frames of the assembled flush
mounting system to the roof mount flashing kits’ L brackets using
the supplied hardware. The nominal distance between the top and
bottom attachment points is 50 1/8 inches.
5.6.4 Vertical Flush Mounting on a Pitched Roof Using Z
Brackets (560105Z)
1. Choose attachment site, allowing for subsequent pipe penetration.
2. Bolt the collector frames to the vertical flush mount rails using the
M10 nuts and bolts. The collector frames, as well as the number of
flush mount rails used, depends on the number of collectors being
installed (see Table 5.1). If multiple flush mounting frames are being
set up next to one another, use frame connector kits (SFC001, shown
in Figure 5.2.6) to join them, as shown in Figures 5.1.2, 5.2.7 and
5.2.8, except no cross braces are used.
3. Attach each Z bracket to the points at which each vertical flush
mount rail is attached to the collector frame(s) using the supplied
hardware. The nominal distance between the top and bottom
attachment points is 46 1/8 inches.