SOYAN 2 Sets 45 Solar Panel Mount Bracket for 100 to 410 Watts Solar Panel with Enhanced Cross Beams for Roof RV Ground Boat
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Brand:SOYAN | Item dimensions L x W x H:45 x 3 x 3.5 inches | Color:Silver | Material:Aluminum | Item Weight:12 Pounds
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Upgrade your solar energy setup with the SOYAN 2 Sets 45 Solar Panel Mount Bracket, designed to accommodate solar panels up to 410 watts. This versatile mounting solution ensures your panels are securely installed and optimally angled for maximum sun exposure, significantly enhancing your system’s efficiency. Whether you’re outfitting your RV, boat, or home, these brackets provide the durability and flexibility needed for any installation scenario.
Technical Specifications:
– Includes 2 sets of 45″ solar panel mount brackets for versatile installation options.
– Adjustable tilting system increases electricity output by up to 25% compared to fixed-angle systems.
– Enhanced with Aluminum Alloy cross beams for unmatched stability in harsh weather conditions.
– Compatible with most solar panels ranging from 100W to 410W, or panels less than 45 inches in width.
– Pre-assembled components for quick and easy installation, eliminating the hassle of sorting through hardware.
– Printed angle indicators for precise solar panel positioning to capture optimal sunlight.
The SOYAN Solar Panel Mount Bracket is perfect for a variety of applications, from residential rooftops to mobile setups on RVs and boats. Its robust design ensures your solar panels remain steadfast, even in adverse weather, while the adjustable tilt feature allows for seasonal optimization of sun exposure. The inclusion of two sets in this value pack makes it an economical choice for expanding your solar array or setting up multiple panels simultaneously. With SOYAN, you’re not just purchasing a mount bracket; you’re investing in a reliable, high-performance solution that maximizes the potential of your 410 watts solar panel system.
