Photovoltaic flat roof mounting system east-west
PMT EVO 2.0 EW - Simple. Flexible. Safe.
As a photovoltaic mounting system, PMT EVO 2.0 EW is the ideal solution for flat roofs with an east-west substructure for the modules. With PMT EVO 2.0 EW, PMT focuses on safety and quality as well as short installation times and cost efficiency.
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Quick and safe installation
Each module requires fitters an average of ten minutes to assemble our east-west substructure.
The whole package makes the difference
The east-west mounting system is suitable for all framed modules on the market, has a lightning current carrying capacity and a low-resistance connection.
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Innovative click connections, smart cable routing and variable module dimensions make the installation of PMT EVO 2.0 EW uncompromisingly simple. Discover the many other advantages of our east-west substructure.
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The east-west mounting system is suitable for almost all roof surfaces with a pitch between 0 and 10° and can be used in almost all European wind and snow load zones. There is also a 10° and a 15° variant.
PMT EVO 2.0 has a proven lightning current carrying capacity and has low-resistance connections. It is suitable for all framed modules on the market.
The innovative click connections of the Flat Roof East-West PV mounting system allow the system to be installed safely and in a few simple steps. Fitters need an average of ten minutes to install each module.
We were one of the first companies to receive general building approval from the German Institute for Building Technology for our aerodynamic flat roof systems. This certification confirms our technical and quality standards.
PMT EVO 2.0 has a proven lightning current carrying capacity and has low-resistance connections. It is suitable for all framed modules on the market.
The innovative click connections of the Flat Roof East-West PV mounting system allow the system to be installed safely and in a few simple steps. Fitters need an average of ten minutes to install each module.
We were one of the first companies to receive general building approval from the German Institute for Building Technology for our aerodynamic flat roof systems. This certification confirms our technical and quality standards.
The east-west mounting system is suitable for almost all roof surfaces with a pitch between 0 and 10° and can be used in almost all European wind and snow load zones. There is also a 10° and a 15° variant.
PMT EVO 2.0 has a proven lightning current carrying capacity and has low-resistance connections. It is suitable for all framed modules on the market.
The innovative click connections of the Flat Roof East-West PV mounting system allow the system to be installed safely and in a few simple steps. Fitters need an average of ten minutes to install each module.
We were one of the first companies to receive general building approval from the German Institute for Building Technology for our aerodynamic flat roof systems. This certification confirms our technical and quality standards.
PMT EVO 2.0 has a proven lightning current carrying capacity and has low-resistance connections. It is suitable for all framed modules on the market.
The innovative click connections of the Flat Roof East-West PV mounting system allow the system to be installed safely and in a few simple steps. Fitters need an average of ten minutes to install each module.
We were one of the first companies to receive general building approval from the German Institute for Building Technology for our aerodynamic flat roof systems. This certification confirms our technical and quality standards.
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Type of application
Flat roof up to 5° roof pitch
(special projects up to 10° possible)
(special projects up to 10° possible)
Angle of attack
10° and 15°
Alignment
East-west substructure
Roof covering
Foil, bitumen, gravel, greenery, sheet metal, concrete
Standard step size
from 2205 mm to 2882 mm (depending on module width and system variant)
Weight
System surface load incl. module and ballast from 9.5 kg/m²
High-tech protective mat
11 mm thick high-tech protective mat,
no plasticizer integration
no plasticizer integration
Approvals
blitzstromtragfähiges Ost-West-Montagesystem nach DIN EN 62561 (VDE 185-561-1):2013-02
allgemeine bauaufsichtliche Zulassung Z-14.4-790 für das Gesamtsystem PMT EVO 2.0
niederohmiger Verbindungsnachweis (<1 Ω) für das Gesamtsystem
allgemeine bauaufsichtliche Zulassung Z-14.4-790 für das Gesamtsystem PMT EVO 2.0
niederohmiger Verbindungsnachweis (<1 Ω) für das Gesamtsystem
Material
Aluminum EN-AW-6063-T3
Stainless steel A2-70
Stainless steel A2-70
PV module suitability
All standard PV module sizes:
Width: 985-1300 mm,
Length: 1550-2400 mm,
Height: 30-50mm,
(special sizes available on request)
Width: 985-1300 mm,
Length: 1550-2400 mm,
Height: 30-50mm,
(special sizes available on request)
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Up to what module size can you build with PMT EVO 2.0 EW?
In principle, all standard modules on the market can be planned with PMT EVO 2.0. Our substructure covers module widths from 980 to 1,300 mm and module lengths between 1,550 and 2,400 mm.
Why can PMT EVO 2.0 be installed faster than other mounting systems?
Thanks to the click connections, our east-west substructure can be installed very quickly. In the basic system, there are almost no screw connections, which would take more time to install. In addition, only a tape measure, a striking line and a torque wrench are required as tools.
Do the components of the east-west substructure have to be bolted together?
No screw connections are required for the standard components of PMT EVO 2.0. The Base and Tower components already provide sufficient stability for the substructure thanks to secure click connections. Cross and ballast struts, middle and end clamps and accessories have screw connections.
Is lightning current carrying capacity ensured?
Our flat roof east-west mounting system is inherently capable of carrying lightning currents and can therefore be integrated into the lightning protection concept of the building. The modules themselves are not capable of carrying lightning currents, which is why a separate connection must be made. This can be done using the standard crossbars or the standard lightning protection material according to the specifications of the lightning protection builder. The integration of the substructure as well as the connection between the module blocks of the photovoltaic east-west flat roof must be specified by the lightning protection builder.
What are the specifications for equipotential bonding with PMT EVO 2.0 EW?
Prinzipiell ist bei den Unterkonstruktionen PMT EVO 2.0 ein Potentialausgleich vorhanden. Das System in sich ist eine niederohmige Verbindung (<1 Ω). Die Module in sich sind keine niederohmige Verbindung, somit muss eine gesonderte Brücke hergestellt werden. Dies kann über die Standard-Querstreben erfolgen oder über vorgegebenes Material einer Elektrofachkraft.
Can I build over a change of inclination without additional modules?
Up to a roof pitch of 1.5°, you do not need any additional components for our east-west mounting system. It is important that the transition from the base component to the connecting floor profile runs exactly above the high point and can act as a joint. If the roof pitch is more than 1.5°, the change in inclination must be covered with the ridge connector.
Can I plan without Solmont?
The PMT EVO 2.0 can be used on almost all roof coverings (up to 5° pitch) without penetrating the roof. We recommend always working with ridge couplings where possible. However, there are a few systems with a roof pitch of 2.0° and above that exhibit thermally induced movement effects and a much larger number of systems, some with higher pitches, that do not exhibit this effect. For this reason, we have decided to follow the advice of the German Solar Industry Association and recommend connection from a roof pitch of 1.0°.
Can I also extend PMT EVO 2.0 EW in one direction?
It is possible to add a single module at the end of the row or in the field in the direction of the module. However, this single east or west module requires a special rear wall and a special EW main floor profile in order to be able to place the rear wall tower accordingly. This is special material that must be requested separately and is therefore more time-consuming and costly to purchase.
Why do I need more ballast for smaller roofs than for a larger one?
In general, each building must be considered separately. Even the basic geometry (length, width, height ratio) of buildings influences the required ballast, as the zoning of the roof behaves differently depending on the basic geometry. In addition to the height of the building and the pitch of the roof, parameters such as the terrain category (proximity to larger bodies of water) also play a role.
What ballast stones are needed?
In principle, our flat roof systems can be secured with all standard ballast stones. However, it should be noted that our PMT-Plan software automatically calculates with the standard dimensions of 40 x 40 x 4 cm with 15 kg. Some of the components such as side covers, ballast center and end clamps are also adapted to this size and work with these ballast blocks without restrictions. Please note that ballast blocks that deviate from the dimensions can only be attached to the substructure with additional ballast struts, for example. Ballast blocks that are too small may not be able to be placed on the ballast struts.
If you would like the ballast blocks to be adapted, we would ask you to indicate this when sending us the project details, as this will be included in the planning accordingly. From a planning perspective, we can store our planning software with any stone weight and the corresponding dimensions.
If you would like the ballast blocks to be adapted, we would ask you to indicate this when sending us the project details, as this will be included in the planning accordingly. From a planning perspective, we can store our planning software with any stone weight and the corresponding dimensions.
How much ballast stones do I have to put where?
The quantity and locations of the ballast stones to be deposited are calculated by our planning software and output with the ballast plan. The sheer number and the matching colour code must be taken into account. The values V and A indicated in the background can be neglected. A ballast stone is provided as standard with the dimensions 40 x 40 x 4 cm and 15 kg. If a different ballast stone is used, please let us know before planning the project in order to calculate the ballast correctly.
Does a change in the ballast blocks have an effect on the statics?
Yes, changing ballast blocks often has an impact on the statics, as the overall load on the roof can both decrease and increase.
Example: To ballast an area, 17 kg are required. If a 15 kg stone is stored in the planning, two stones (i.e. a total of 30 kg) are issued for this area when the paper is issued. If a stone weighing 17 kg is deposited in the calculation, only one stone is returned for this area.
Example: To ballast an area, 17 kg are required. If a 15 kg stone is stored in the planning, two stones (i.e. a total of 30 kg) are issued for this area when the paper is issued. If a stone weighing 17 kg is deposited in the calculation, only one stone is returned for this area.
Are ballast clamps mandatory?
Since wind, snow or maintenance work can cause the ballast stones to slip off the main floor profiles, we recommend securing them in the vulnerable edge and corner areas. This should generally be agreed with the building owner. Since the stability of the PV east-west substructure can only be maintained with appropriately positioned bricks, the positioning of the ballast blocks must be checked during each maintenance.
Does a change in the connecting floor profile affect the ballast?
There are no noticeable changes between 60 mm to 200 mm or 300 mm. However, when using special connectors with 500 mm, the ballast increases. Important: If the module fields of 20.0 x 20.0 m are exceeded, they would have to be readjusted. This means a change in the ballast.
Are there special roof membranes on which PMT EVO 2.0 cannot be installed?
In principle, our flat roof systems can be installed on any insulation and on PVC, FPO/TPO, bitumen, concrete and gravel. It is also possible to use the substructure on green roofs. To ensure that the maximum compressive strength of the insulation is not exceeded, a verification by PMT is required.
In special cases, the EVO systems can also be used on trapezoidal sheet metal. However, we would ask you to contact your PMT sales representative in advance to check the feasibility in advance.
In special cases, the EVO systems can also be used on trapezoidal sheet metal. However, we would ask you to contact your PMT sales representative in advance to check the feasibility in advance.
Can the PMT EVO 2.0 EW be installed on green roofs?
Yes, we distinguish between three variants:
- Standard substructure on roof not yet greened and greening
- Standard substructure on green roof with normal ballasting
- Raised variant in which the substructure is screwed onto ballast stones (Multi-Monti)
Why does PMT EVO 2.0 EW cost significantly less than the South system?
The price difference per module is due to the material used. The building material used for the PMT EVO 2.0 S variant is 1.5 to 1.7 times higher than for the east-west substructure.
Is it possible to attach the system to a rope protection?
In general, it is not permitted to attach objects to an existing rope protection. This cannot withstand the static loads of the system and is designed solely for the safety of the fitters. We offer special mechanical attachment points for the system, which can be planned via the software.
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