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WARNING !

WARNING!

Contact with live parts due to unsuitable tools

or wet conditions. Danger of electric shock!

• Only use approved, insulated tools for installation or

maintenance work on live parts.

• Work in dry conditions. Make sure that the electrical

connections on the solar module, the cables used

for installation and the tools, are dry.

7.2.1 Health and safety

7.2.1

Health and safety

CAUTION!

Risk of slipping due to wind, rain, snow or ice.

Risk of injury due to falling or colliding with

Risk of slipping due to wind, rain, snow or ice.

objects!

Risk of injury due to falling or colliding with

objects!

• Avoid unfavourable weather conditions, such as

strong wind or rain.

• Also avoid working on the installation site in ice and

snow.

• Use the safety equipment required or recommended

by local regulations, such as hard hats, steel-capped

shoes with rubber soles, protective goggles, gloves

or fall-protection systems.

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CAUTION!

Hot module parts in strong sunlight. Risk of

burning!

• Protect yourself from burning by wearing gloves and

suitable clothing.

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Mechanical Installation

8.1

Mounting orientation for modules

8.1

Mounting orientation for modules

8.1.1 Vertical (portrait) mounting

8.1.1

Vertical (portrait) mounting

When mounting the module vertically, make sure that the

cables are facing towards the ground and the junction box

exit holes for the cables on the module or its junction box are

is facing upwards.

facing towards the ground.

8.1.2

Horizontal (landscape) mounting

8.1.2 Horizontal (landscape) mounting

When mounting horizontally, make sure that the exit holes

for the cables on the module or the junction box are posi-

for the cables on the module or the junction box are positi-

tioned on the inside of the photovoltaic generator. Avoid the

oned on the inside of the photovoltaic generator. Avoid the

lateral outer edges of the photovoltaic generator to minimise

lateral outer edges of the photovoltaic generator to minimi-

the effect of ambient conditions, such as wind or rain.

se the effect of ambient conditions, such as wind or rain.

8.1.3 Inclination

Incline the surface of the modules at an angle of at least

10° horizontally, so that precipitation can drain off which

supports the modules self-cleaning.

For optimum self-cleaning, we recommend an angle of at

least 15° horizontally.

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Fig.1 Recommended position of the junction boxes for

Fig.1

Recommended position of the junction boxes for

horizontal mounting (facing the middle of the

horizontal mounting (facing the middle of the gen-

generator)

erator)

8.2

Safety precautions

8.2

Safety precautions

NOTE

• Do not drill any additional holes in aleo modules

• Do not drill any additional holes in aleo modules or

or their frames.

their frames.

8.3

Improper mounting

8.3

Improper mounting

NOTE

• Do not attach the modules using nails. The

• Do not attach the modules using nails. The vibration

vibration created in the process can cause micro

created in the process can cause micro fissures and

fissures and loss of yield, and results in loss of

loss of yield, and results in loss of warranty rights.

warranty rights.

• Do not attach the modules by welding. The temper-

• Do not attach the modules by welding. The

atures created in the process can cause delamina-

tion, micro fissures and loss of yield, and results in

temperatures created in the process can cause

loss of warranty rights.

delamination, micro fissures and loss of yield, and

results in loss of warranty rights.

8.4

Intervals

8.4

Intervals

8.4.1

Intervals between modules with standard frames

8.4.1 Intervals between modules with standard frames

NOTE

• Leave a minimum clearance when mounting mod-

ules. This prevents mechanical tension due to ther-

• Leave a minimum clearance when mounting

mal expansion.

modules. This prevents mechanical tension due to

• When mounting at intervals

thermal expansion.

Leave a clearance of 3 mm or more between the

• When mounting at intervals

individual module frames.

Leave a clearance of 3 mm or more between the

• For edge-to-edge mounting

individual module frames.

Allow for an expansion joint of 20 mm after a

maximum of 7 m.

• For edge-to-edge mounting

• The recommended maximum clearance is 30 cm,

Allow for an expansion joint of 20 mm after a

based on the modules' standard cable length.

maximum of 7 m.

aleo solar recommends mounting at intervals. Also note the

• The recommended maximum clearance is 30 cm,

information from the mounting equipment vendor. This could

based on the modules' standard cable length.

specify larger intervals.

aleo solar recommends mounting at intervals. Also note

the information from the mounting equipment vendor.

This could specify larger intervals.

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