How to install the photovoltaic bracket grounding clamp

How many grounding clips are needed for a PV module?

ps at the positions markedX in Figure 3, where the number of Grounding Clips number of PV Modules + 1. Figure shows 5 x PV Modules req iring 6 x grounding clips.Note: Please consult local PV Module supplier to check whether “Zig Zag” grounding clips layout ha

What is a grounding clamp?

electrically bonded to the mounting system. Grounding clamps contain two stainless steel pins that pi rce the anodized layer of a PV module frame. This forms an electrical bond between the frame an the purlin to which the module is attached. Take care to verify that clamping locations fall within allowable

What is a Schletter grounding clamp?

141006-000)6A: MODULE CLAMP INSTALLATION Schletter grounding middle clamps ensure that PV modules are both physically secured an electrically bonded to the mounting system. Grounding clamps contain two stainless steel pins that pi rce the anodized layer of a PV module frame. This forms an electrical bond between the frame an

When removing a defective PV module is required to install grounding clips?

e defective PV Modules;When removing defective PV Modules, it is required to keep sufficient grounding clips to maintain all other PV modules’ earthin continuity with the rail. It is required to install grounding clips under end clamps when

How many grounding clips do I Need?

Order one grounding clip for every two top mounting clamps (mid + end clamps). Basically, the grounding clips are used to ground each module with the rail. You don't need clips for every clamp. The red cross marks the location of the grounding clips. Click to download the installation manual in .pdf version. Grounding Lugs (WEEBL 6.7, WEEBL 8.0)

How do I connect a solar stack module to a pedestal?

Modules should be bonded to the Solar Stack pedestals with the manufacturer approved middle/end clamps. Grounding hardware (as a part of the module clamps) forms secure electrical bonds with both the module and the pedestal, resulting in many parallel grounding paths throughout the system.