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BIPV waterproof roofs are an important product form in the field of Building-Integrated Photovoltaics. Under the "dual carbon" goals, the building sector, as one of the main sources of carbon emissions, is driving energy structure transformation. BIPV waterproof roofs break through the traditional "building + post-installed photovoltaic" model, using solar power generation modules directly as part of the building envelope, replacing traditional metal roof panels or tiles, thus enabling the roof itself to serve both power generation and external envelope functions.

The double-layer cable-stayed flexible photovoltaic (PV) support system employs an upper and lower cable truss structure, forming a load-bearing and stabilizing double-layer cable net through prestressed steel strands. This allows for a larger span (typically 30–40 meters) and higher clearance (usually below 8 meters). Compared to conventional fixed supports, the foundation usage may be reduced (data indicates approximately 55%, but actual figures vary depending on the layout), making it suitable for PV projects requiring reduced ground disturbance or improved land utilization. Primarily designed for wastewater treatment plants, agricultural-photovoltaic integration, and fishery-photovoltaic integration, it is adaptable to various terrains including mountains, hills, plains, deserts, and coastal areas.

Single-layer cable flexible photovoltaic (PV) support systems are PV module support systems that use prestressed steel strands as the main load-bearing components. Unlike traditional steel supports, they utilize tensioned steel cables instead of rigid beams, forming a stable load-bearing structure through columns and anchoring systems. This product is suitable for PV power plant projects requiring large spans or complex terrain conditions, and has potential in reducing the number of pile foundations and steel consumption.

The tilted single-axis tracking system is an intelligent tracking bracket solution suitable for photovoltaic power plants. This system uses a single-axis rotation mechanism to allow photovoltaic modules to track changes in the sun's azimuth angle around a tilted axis, thereby improving solar energy reception efficiency at different times. The system is optimized for complex terrain conditions and can be deployed on uneven sites such as mountains and slopes, providing photovoltaic projects with an option that balances increased power generation with engineering adaptability.

This product is a dual-axis tracking system that allows photovoltaic modules to be more effectively aligned with the sun's position in space through angle adjustments in both horizontal and vertical directions. Compared to fixed brackets or single-axis tracking systems, the dual-axis design can achieve higher solar energy reception potential in different seasons and at different times. The system adopts a modular unit layout, with each tracking unit independently driven and equipped with remote monitoring capabilities, making it suitable for ground-mounted power plant scenarios with high requirements for power generation enhancement.

The single-axis tracking system is a solar tracking device used in photovoltaic (PV) power plants. Through a single-axis rotating structure, the system allows PV modules to roughly follow the sun's azimuth throughout the day, helping to improve the power generation efficiency of the PV array. The system employs a dual-linkage design, with a single support unit capable of supporting up to 120 modules and compatible with both 182mm and 210mm silicon wafer modules. The control unit supports multiple power supply methods and communication protocols, making it suitable for power plant projects of varying sizes and terrain conditions.

This product is a horizontal single-axis tracking support system, primarily designed for ground-mounted photovoltaic power plant scenarios. The system employs a multi-point drive design to enhance the structure's torsional resistance and critical wind speed levels. It can adapt to continuous undulations and irregular terrain, and meets installation requirements with a maximum north-south slope of 15%. Each support column operates independently, preventing mutual shading between modules, which facilitates on-site construction and subsequent operation and maintenance. The system is compatible with 182mm and 210mm silicon wafer modules, and can further optimize the tracking angle based on terrain and real-time weather information to achieve better power generation returns in complex environments.

This product is a horizontal single-axis tracking support system, primarily used in photovoltaic power plants to support and drive the module array to follow changes in the sun's azimuth angle. The system employs independent control and a modular design, reducing the amount of foundation piles required under certain terrain conditions and ensuring compatibility with current mainstream large-size modules. Its overall structure has been verified through wind tunnel testing and is suitable for various ground-mounted power plant scenarios.

The TGW02 series floating photovoltaic system is primarily designed for floating photovoltaic power station applications, using a modular floating structure to support photovoltaic modules. The system's design balances installation efficiency with adaptability to different water environments, making it suitable for lakes, reservoirs, mines, and some near-shore areas. Its overall flexible connection helps mitigate the impact of water surface fluctuations on the structure, providing a feasible floating solution for photovoltaic projects of varying sizes.

The TGW03 series floating photovoltaic system adopts a combination design of high-density polyethylene (HDPE) floats and adjustable metal supports, making it suitable for lakes, reservoirs, coal mining subsidence areas, and other water bodies. The system supports installation tilt angle adjustment from 0° to 15° and is equipped with hinged connectors and various anchoring solutions (onshore pile anchors, underwater pile anchors, concrete block anchors, etc.), enabling relatively stable operation under different hydrological conditions. The width of the maintenance access channel and the buoyancy per unit area are designed according to safety requirements, facilitating later inspection and maintenance.

When choosing solar panels for residential and small villa balconies, a key trend is now towards "lightweight, integrated, and plug-and-play solutions," rather than simply purchasing separate brackets. These products are becoming increasingly popular with families due to the convenience of "solar appliances."

For photovoltaic projects on flat concrete roofs, this ballast-type bracket, employing key stainless steel components, offers a fixing solution that balances installation efficiency and long-term reliability. The main body of the system is pre-assembled in the factory; on-site installation simply requires placing concrete blocks for fixation, completely eliminating the need for drilling holes in the roof. The stainless steel bolts, connectors, and other core components provide excellent corrosion resistance in humid, rainy, or coastal environments. The overall structure supports custom tilt angles of 10°, 15°, and 20° to flexibly adapt to the varying sunlight requirements of different regions. Whether for large-scale power plants in industrial and commercial buildings or small systems for private villas, this bracket enables rapid deployment of photovoltaic panels without altering the original roof structure.