Schletter presented mounting solutions for ground-mounted, agrivoltaic, and green-roof projects
Its new slide-in rafter system enables up to 70% faster module installation
Enhanced 1P tracker maintains 2.1 m ground clearance at tilt angles of up to 60°
Solar mounting systems manufacturer Schletter showcased solutions for ground-mounted, agrivoltaic, and green-roof projects at Intersolar Europe 2026. The company exhibited jointly with its parent company, Enstall.
The company unveiled its new rafter system for fixed-tilt ground-mounted installations. The system allows a single installer to slide up to 3 vertically arranged modules into the support structure from below, rather than placing and fastening them from above. Pre-assembled, self-locking clamps and integrated locking mechanisms hold the modules in place before final fastening from above or below.
According to Schletter, this approach reduces overall installation time by around 30%, while module installation is up to 70% faster than with conventional systems. The structure also reduces shading on the rear side of bifacial modules. The system is scheduled for global launch in 2027.
For agrivoltaic projects, the company offers a 1P solar tracker. It maintains 2.1 m clearance to the underside of the modules, even at the maximum tilt angle of 60°. This allows agricultural machinery and personnel to pass underneath regardless of the tracker's position. According to the company, this configuration will be added to its standard portfolio later in 2026, while project-specific versions are already available.
For green roofs, Schletter extended its existing FixGrid Pro flat-roof system with newly developed support plates. Requiring only one additional component, the adaptation accommodates green-roof build-ups of up to 35 cm while retaining the existing system components and a largely tool-free installation process.
