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Assuming rooftop, there are too many cons with angled installations so it may not be realistic to change the angle. Flat mounted is the way to go (IMO).
by aydyn 1y ago
Assuming rooftop, there are too many cons with angled installations so it may not be realistic to change the angle. Flat mounted is the way to go (IMO).
- rootusrootus 1y agoIndeed, at this point I'd plan on going for maximum coverage, the efficiency loss from a non-optimal alignment is completely overwhelmed by being able to put half again or twice as many panels in the same area.
- jacquesm 1y agoFlat mounted has some issues with drainage though leading to a messy surface on the low edge of the panel. You can clean that but it doesn't take much before it is really dirty again.