[RE-wrenches] copper weatherhead?
matt at solar-energy-solutions.com
matt at solar-energy-solutions.com
Mon Feb 1 10:03:34 PST 2010
Nik,
We have a few arrays on copper roofs but only one instance where we could
not determine an alternative to entering the roof. In this instance we
contacted the roofer to design a custom flashing. I would recommend you
go this route as the warranty for such a roof is not something you want to
undertake.
The roof was flat and the solution entailed a few pieces of downspout and
copper sheeting creatively engineered to look much like a larger version
of the gooseneck wireway on the copper flashings typically used in the
solar hot water industry. The roofer made the attachments and a few years
later I have not heard of any problems.
Regards,
Matt
Matthew Partymiller
Solar Energy Solutions LLC
(859) 312-7456
matt at solar-energy-solutions.com
> Wrenches,
>
> We have a project coming up that includes penetrating a copper roof with
> our
> PV conductors. What are your preferred methods for penetrating and
> flashing
> the conduit (going into a gable wall is not an option.)
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
>
>
> Best regards,
> Nik
>
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