The photovoltaic system in question is the perfect example of the fact that even on small surfaces, it is possible to produce clean energy in a simple way thanks to the Sun Ballast photovoltaic module supports and the constant research and study carried out by our technical department.

As you can see, this surface has a very small available space, but our Vela system is an ideal solution, precisely because of its particular structure in which the ballasts are positioned linked to each other up to a maximum of six consecutive rows, without having to leave the empty space between the different rows of ballasts provided by other types of systems.

However, the fact that the ballasts are linked to each other and form a sail does not mean a reduction in flexibility, since in the event of obstacles on the roof you can easily interrupt the rows to avoid them, just as you can see from the photos.

“Maximum power in a small space” is the perfect phrase to describe this small, but efficient system built by our customer Oprar Renewable, capable of producing up to 10 kWp of renewable energy.