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Installation manual Ver. 4.8, 05/2021, en   

Page 14 of 20

 

10.7  Mounting drawings for modules with standard frame 

10.7.1  Module X63, X83 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Fig. 9 

Mounting X63/X83 with clamps 

 

 
 

Table mounting areas clamping for X63, X83 

 

 

 

 
 

 
 

 
 
 

Table lay-in system for

 

X63, X83 

 
 

 

 

Clamping area 

Load level 

Permissible pressure  

(test load) 

Permissible suction 

(test load) 

Clamping  

long side 

 

0 mm – 458 mm 

Load level I 

2400 Pa 

2400 Pa 

120 mm – 458 mm 

Load level II 

3900 Pa 

2400 Pa 

220 mm – 458 mm 

Load level III 

5400 Pa 

2400 Pa

 

220 mm – 300 mm 

Load level IV 

8000 Pa 

5400 Pa 

Clamping  

short side

 

0 mm – 200 mm 

Load level I 

2400 Pa 

2400 Pa 

 

Load level 

Permissible pressure  

(test load) 

Permissible suction 

(test load) 

Lay-in system 

long side

 

Load level II 

3900 Pa 

2400 Pa 

Lay-in system 

short side

 

Load level I 

2400 Pa 

2400 Pa 

Modules can be mounted horizontally and 
vertically. 
 
Please note the information on snow load 
in section 10.6.4. 

0 mm   

458 mm 

300 mm 

220 mm 

120 mm 

m

m

 

20

m

m

 

Summary of Contents for P23

Page 1: ...8 05 2021 en Page 1 of 20 INSTALLATION MANUAL For the aleo modules with standard frame 42mm X63 X61 X83 X81 with standard frame 35mm P23 with frame for the roof integration S83sol S81sol Please read...

Page 2: ...l BE Wenst u deze handleiding in het Nederlands te ontvangen neem dan contact op met de klantenservice van aleo solar zie hoofdstuk 2 2 2 Product support 2 1 Detailed information In addition to this R...

Page 3: ...afety precautions 8 8 3 Improper mounting 8 8 4 Intervals 8 8 5 Avoiding seals 9 8 6 Clearance under the modules 9 8 7 Shadowing 9 9 Electrical installation 10 9 1 Connectors 10 9 2 Laying the string...

Page 4: ..._________ WEIS NOTE indicates a potentially dangerous situation which can cause material damage if not avoided 4 2 Notes on modules The following symbol is attached to the modules If this symbol also...

Page 5: ...perience conditions that produce more current and or voltage than reported at standard test conditions 1 Accordingly the values of ISC and UOC marked on the modules should be multiplied by a factor of...

Page 6: ...les WARNING Damaged insulating back sheet Risk of electric shock and burns Avoid any contact with the back of the module with sharp or pointed objects Ensure that the back sheet remains undamaged 7 Pr...

Page 7: ...voltages possible even when the photovoltaic generator is disconnected if the generator is earthed Severe or fatal inju ries from electric shock If the circuit of your photovoltaic generator is earth...

Page 8: ...ield and re sults in loss of warranty rights Do not attach the modules by welding The temperatures cre ated in the process can cause delamination micro fissures and loss of yield and results in loss o...

Page 9: ...rtunity to affect the shadowing then take another site into consideration or only plan with the non shadowed parts of your site when you configure your photovoltaic generator 8 7 2 Effects of shadowin...

Page 10: ...4 connectors are referred to as MC4 in the data sheet 9 2 Laying the string cables CAUTION Brittle fractures in junction boxes due to contact with unsuitable connection cables Risk of fire Only use co...

Page 11: ...lectric shock Leave the planning and installation of the external and if re quired internal lightning protection to be always carried out by qualified technicians It is essential to integrate an arres...

Page 12: ...both short and long sides Fig 7 Not permissible clamp arrangement 2 c Protruding clamps d Opposing clamps have different distances to the module corners e Asymmetrical clamps on the short side 10 2 2...

Page 13: ...s A load can be a pressure load as well as a suction load Loads from snow and wind are grouped into several levels which need to be considered wherever the module is installed Higher load levels make...

Page 14: ...test load Clamping long side 0 mm 458 mm Load level I 2400 Pa 2400 Pa 120 mm 458 mm Load level II 3900 Pa 2400 Pa 220 mm 458 mm Load level III 5400 Pa 2400 Pa 220 mm 300 mm Load level IV 8000 Pa 5400...

Page 15: ...0 mm 293 mm Load level I 2400 Pa 2400 Pa 120 mm 293 mm Load level II 3900 Pa 2400 Pa 180 mm 293 mm Load level III 5400 Pa 2400 Pa 180 mm 220 mm Load level IV 8000 Pa 5400 Pa Clamping short side 0 mm...

Page 16: ...t load Permissible suction test load Clamping long side 0 mm 458 mm Load level I 1400 Pa 1400 Pa 220 mm 458 mm Load level II 3900 Pa 2400 Pa 220 mm 300 mm Load level III 5400 Pa 2400 Pa Clamping short...

Page 17: ...om trees or neighbouring houses 11 1 2 Inspection of the documentation and drawings check the module string plan 7 check the inverter s status reports determine and archive the annual output create an...

Page 18: ...of deposits is avoided 12 This prevents mechanical tension in the glass and ensures the module a longer service life For stubborn patches of dirt use the following to help Isopropanol aleo solar recom...

Page 19: ...precautions and chap 6 2 1 Electrical safety precautions 11 5 2 System parts For repairing other system parts e g substructure connection boxes contract authorised technicians to do the work or contac...

Page 20: ...Stra e 1 17291 Prenzlau Germany info aleo solar com Installation manual Ver 4 8 05 2021 en Page 20 of 20 Aleo solar GmbH Marius Eriksen Stra e 1 17291 Prenzlau Germany Contact 49 0 3984 8328 0 info al...

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