The solar collectors can be mounted vertically or horizontally, facing the south, south-east or south-west. They are fixed to the roof, to the facade or even to a balustrade - wherever the sun reaches the building most effectively. (Optimal collector orientation). When selecting the mounting site please note that the shadow projection in the winter is greater than in the summer due to the more inclined angle of the sun. An angle of at least 45° (or even better 60°) or facade mounting is required to allow the snow to slide off the collector in winter.
ATailored assembly packages provide for a flexible and simple installation of the systems. The heated fresh air then reaches the interior of the house through an easy to lay pipe.
Facade: Assembly instructions
Pitched roof
Elevated
...on the flat roof
...in front of the house
...or on the facade
Assembly
The solar collectors can be mounted vertically or horizontally, facing the south, south-east or south-west. They are fixed to the roof, to the facade or even to a balustrade - wherever the sun reaches the building most effectively. (Optimal collector orientation). When selecting the mounting site please note that the shadow projection in the winter is greater than in the summer due to the more inclined angle of the sun. An angle of at least 45° (or even better 60°) or facade mounting is required to allow the snow to slide off the collector in winter.
ATailored assembly packages provide for a flexible and simple installation of the systems. The heated fresh air then reaches the interior of the house through an easy to lay pipe.
Facade: Assembly instructions
Pitched roof
Elevated
...on the flat roof
...in front of the house
...or on the facade