The main material of SUN BALLAST® ballasts is concrete, which allows low wear and tear over time and the ability to withstand even the most intense disturbances and different climatic conditions Compatible

The main material of SUN BALLAST® ballasts is concrete, which allows low wear and tear over time and the ability to withstand even the most intense disturbances and different climatic conditions Compatible

Ballast 8°.K - Art. 23008.K Material The main material of SUN BALLAST is concrete, which allows a low wear over time and the ability to withstand even the most intense perturbations and different climatic conditions. Application Any type of flat roof with a maximum slope of 5 º; on the ground, on beaten ground with inert material or pavements.

The main material of SUN BALLAST® ballasts is concrete, which allows low wear and tear over time and the ability to withstand even the most intense disturbances and different climatic conditions Compatible

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• Always follow Sun Ballast assembly instructions. • The dimensions shown in the figure are all expressed in centimeters. • Minimum recommended configuration: 5 rows of 5 panels.

Sun Ballast on the Award of Top Brand PV Italy 2023 Category Mounting The company Sun Ballast ranks among the top PV brands in Italy according to the results of a survey carried out by EUPD Research among installers on brand awareness, customers’ choice and distribution. Markus A. W. Hoehner CEO

Sun Ballast supplied the support system for a photovoltaic installation built on a flat roof on terraces. More information on our website.

Supply and installation of SUN BALLAST CONNECT system to produce photovoltaic plants on flat roofs, made of ballasts in concrete having the following specifications: - Exposure Class: XC4; - Strength Class: C32/40; - Minimum Cement Content: 340 kg/m3;

Sun Ballast supplied the Sail-Shaped system Ballast for photovoltaic plants with little space on the roof. Find out more on the site