Aluminum Alloy Solar Ground Mount System (Screw Pile)

6005-T5 aluminum: 40%-50% of steel weight at equal load

Built for small distributed and off-grid ground projects

42 m/s gust / 0.8 kN/㎡ snow, sized for small arrays

Anodized ≥10 μm, AA15 finish for coastal sites

Screw-pile base, low freight and fast assembly

Product Description
Product Parameters
Our Services
FAQ

Product Description

Lightweight small-scale ground PV solution. The main structure is made of 6005-T5 aluminum alloy, featuring light weight and excellent corrosion resistance. Combined with screw pile foundation for fast assembly, it reduces transportation and installation costs. Suitable for small distributed ground projects and residential ground PV scenarios.

Aluminum Alloy Solar Ground Mount System (Screw Pile)

Product Parameters

Main material6005-T5 aluminum alloy
Surface treatmentAnodized ≥10 μm (GB/T 5237 AA10; AA15 for coastal)
Design wind speed42 m/s (3-s gust at 10 m, 50-year return period, small arrays only)
Design snow load0.8 kN/㎡ ≈ 17 psf (EN 1991-1-3)
Module compatibilityUp to 2278×1134×30 mm, ≤35 kg
Tilt angle15°-30°
WeightAbout 40%-50% of carbon steel for equal bearing capacity
Design life20 years
Structural warranty8 years

Our Services

We provide full-cycle seller services for solar mounting systems. Our engineering team can offer customized solutions for different working conditions such as rooftop, ground-mount and solar carport.

Every batch of goods is inspected before shipment to ensure corrosion resistance and structural safety.

From quick quotation, drawing confirmation and production schedule update to container loading arrangement and after-sales technical guidance, our sales and engineering team respond promptly to your bulk orders and project inquiries.

Aluminum Alloy Solar Ground Mount System (Screw Pile)

FAQ

Q1: Is aluminum alloy strong enough for ground mounting?

A1: 6005-T5 high-strength aluminum alloy, rated for 42m/s wind and 0.8kN/㎡ snow load, sufficient for small distributed projects.

Q2: How much lighter is it than carbon steel?

A2: About 40%–50% of the weight of carbon steel under equal bearing capacity, cutting transport and handling costs.

Q3: What projects is it best for?

A3: Small residential ground PV, rural off-grid stations and temporary power projects, especially in remote areas.

Q4: What surface treatment is used?

A4: Anodic oxidation with film thickness ≥10μm for excellent corrosion resistance.