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areas of the modules that have adhesive. Use a 

soft clean roller to apply the force evenly across 

the module. Hard or dirty rollers as well as dirty 

modules may damage the modules top surface.

Figure 1 – Ensure proper gap between module pairs.

Figure 2 – Install wire trays between junction boxes.

1-5/8” GAP

Wire Tray Installation

The Sunflare raceway is designed to manage wire 

runs and house module level power electronics, 

such as optimizers or microinverters. The 

raceway provides an aesthetic finish to your array 

while protecting the wires and power electronics 

from UV exposure.

There are four components to the raceway, the: 

(1) bottom tray, (2) top cover, (3) coupler, and (4) 

end cap. The tray is designed to fit between the 

j-boxes of the module as shown in Figure 2.

The tray comes with adhesive already applied 

along the bottom. Ensure proper alignment prior 

to installation since removal and realignment 

is very difficult after the adhesive touches the 

laminate or the roofing. Clean dust, dirt, and oils 

from the top of the modules and the roofing 

prior to applying the tape. In most circumstances 

soap and water is sufficient. If required, IPA can 

be used to clean the module’s top surface. Follow 

the roofing manufacturer’s instructions for cleaning 

the roofing surface. Ensure all surfaces are dry and 

meet the adhesive application temperatures of 

40°F -120°F (4 °C to 49 °C). Failure to follow these 

instructions could result in adhesive failure.

Butyl Adhesive

2-sided butyl adhesive is tape pre applied If 

products come without the pre-applied tapes, it 

can be field applied to the back side of the module 

and the bottom of the tray. Only HelioBond PVA 

600BT by HB Fuller has been approved for use 

with Sunflare modules and wire trays. Do not use 

any other adhesive. Doing so could void your 

warranty and lead to product failures.

Install a 4” wide adhesive strip to the module and 

tray prior to installing them on the roof. Clean the 

adhesion areas to remove all oils and dirt. Ensure 

the module and tray are between 40°F -120°F (4 

°C to 49°C). Apply the tape along all edges of 

the backside of the module and across the center 

as shown in Figure 3. Ensure the tape makes a 

complete seal all the way around the module to 

keep water from penetrating under the module. 

Apply the tape across the entire length of the 

bottom of the wire tray.

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Summary of Contents for FLEX60

Page 1: ...Installation Instructions for the FLEX60 Photovoltaic Modules...

Page 2: ...These instructions are intended as a guideline for professional solar system integrators only The Installation Instructions for the FLEX60 Photovoltaic Modules 2 FLEX60 modules are not intended for i...

Page 3: ...module s encapsulation system has been compromised Have qualified personnel ensure there is no leakage current and the system is in safe working order before walking on or working on the modules Dang...

Page 4: ...act as a sail in even low wind conditions knocking or pulling an installer off a roof In addition panels can become missiles if unsecured and blown away by the wind A flying module can injure roofers...

Page 5: ...que Identifier A record of the modules serial numbers should be made before installation and this should be included in the system documentation to be saved The module s serial number is located on th...

Page 6: ...m installing the modules Roof Membrane Prep The roof surface must be thoroughly cleaned prior to installation and primed if required to meet load requirements The surface needs to be free from dust an...

Page 7: ...e tape In most circumstances soap and water is sufficient If required IPA can be used to clean the module s top surface Follow the roofing manufacturer s instructions for cleaning the roofing surface...

Page 8: ...stay hidden under the wire tray top cover once it is installed Use only solar ties or other polymeric wire ties with application appropriate UV and environmental resistance Do not use commercially ava...

Page 9: ...ired length prior to installation Finally install the end caps to the top covers at both exposed ends of the row as shown in Figure 11 Use an outdoor rated PVC cement to join the end cap to the top co...

Page 10: ...conditions and installation practices it is recommended to fully inspect the system and all connections every 6 months Read these installation instructions thoroughly before inspecting or servicing a...

Page 11: ...ancial losses of any kind business interruptions or lost earnings whether they be direct or incidental as a result of the use of the information contained in these instructions and whether or not they...

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Page 15: ...A 12 A 1000V MC4 Liability Limitation Sunflare accepts no liability for damages of any kind as a result of the use of the information contained in this instruction Sunflare is not in control of instal...

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