Corrugated Roof Solar Mounting is generally installed on the roof, or it is more suitable for a higher location. If the installed solar panel is used as a home, it is generally facing south, 5~10 degrees west to south, to ensure that there is no sun shade. Minimize access lines and increase sunshine time. When installing, you can first use the compass to find the due south position and make a mark. This will help to find the proper installation direction more accurately.

Since the angle adjusted by Corrugated Roof Solar Mounting is related to the latitude of the area of ​​use, it is necessary to keep the direct angle of the solar panel and the sun as much as possible to receive as much solar heat as possible. The higher the latitude, the larger the ground angle that the Corrugated Roof Solar Mounting needs to adjust. Calculate the Corrugated Roof Solar Mounting angle and the latitude of the location, and the result is a suitable installation angle. So how to calculate it, usually In other words, the installation angle = the latitude of the installation area + 5 degrees.