Lars,

        Yes, the only way you can even consider an install like this is a pole 
mount, with a steep tilt in the winter to shed most of the snow.  It would help 
to know if the place will be used in the winter or summer  and how big of an 
array in KW or Sq Ft.  Customer would have to understand that you cannot 
guarantee it...there are some combinations of wind-snow-temp-moisture that make 
snow cling to anything.  If this is permitted, start dropping off cookies to an 
engineer.

Bill
Where the Sierra meets the Cascades
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Lars Ortegren 
  To: [email protected] 
  Sent: Thursday, January 15, 2015 11:30 AM
  Subject: [RE-wrenches] Extreme snow load ground mount?


  Wrenches,
  I have a fun one for you. We have a couple of potential clients who live in 
the high Sierra with a 420 LB design snow load. After hunting around, not even 
a three rail system comes close with any module I can find, so now I'm looking 
for a pole top that will dump the snow, and still handle 120 mph winds. Any 
ideas? I would just say sorry, no solar for you,but like many of you I love a 
challenge.



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