The selection of solar mounting materials and installation methods requires a more stringent calculation to determine. Additionally, factors such as the quality, climate, and environment of the installation location also influence the choice, with weather resistance being one of the criteria. For locations with soft ground, ground anchors can be used for stabilization. If historical wind speeds or snowfall amounts are within a certain range, materials that meet requirements and are cost-effective can be chosen. Moreover, factors like maintenance and material recycling also need to be considered.

What are the concerns to consider in packaging, transportation, and storage of photovoltaic mounting systems?

Packing Notice: Select appropriate cartons based on actual product dimensions, weight, and quantity. For items prone to surface damage, wrap components with plastic film or soft materials before packing. Fill the gaps between components and between components and cartons with shock-absorbing cushioning material during assembly. The carton should include the product manual and a certificate of conformity.

Transportation Notice: Select appropriate transportation equipment with the correct specifications for the transport of photovoltaic system supports. Ensure necessary rain protection measures are in place. The packaging must remain intact during transportation and loading/unloading, with rain protection, shock absorption, and impact resistance features.

Storage Notice: Brackets should be stored in a dry, well-ventilated area free of corrosive substances.