Ground Mounting System | A-Type，N-Type，VI-Type，W-Type，What difference between them？

The differences between the ground aluminum solar mounting systems (A-Type, N-Type, VI-Type, W-Type) mainly lie in their structural designs and application scenarios. Below is a detailed analysis:

1. A-Type Mounting System

• Features:
  • Designed with a simple "A" frame structure.
  • Cost-effective and straightforward design.
  • Typically offers a fixed tilt angle, suitable for specific geographic locations.
• Application Scenarios:
  • Small-scale solar power projects.
  • Installations in flat, space-constrained areas.
  • Environments with low wind and snow load requirements.

2. N-Type Mounting System

• Features:
  • Features a more robust "N" shape frame.
  • Provides additional stability, supporting larger solar panels.
• Application Scenarios:
  • Medium to large solar power projects.
  • Locations with higher wind or snow load requirements.
  • Sites that prioritize strength and balance.

3. VI-Type Mounting System

• Features:
  • The frame is designed with a "V" or "I" shape, offering a flexible structure.
  • Balances ease of installation and stability.
  • Typically has an adjustable tilt angle, offering greater adaptability.
• Application Scenarios:
  • Medium-sized solar projects.
  • Regions with moderate environmental loads (wind speed and snow pressure).
  • Scenarios requiring higher cost-effectiveness.

4. W-Type Mounting System

• Features:
  • The frame has a "W" shape, providing the highest level of stability.
  • Offers maximum strength, suitable for extreme wind and snow loads.
  • Commonly used in large-scale solar farms.
• Application Scenarios:
  • Large or ultra-large solar power projects.
  • Harsh environments (e.g., areas with high wind speeds or heavy snow loads).
  • Projects with high durability and long-term stability requirements.

Selection Criteria:

1. Terrain Conditions:

   • Flat terrain: A-Type and VI-Type are more cost-effective.
   • Sloped or complex terrain: N-Type and W-Type are more suitable.

2. Environmental Loads:

   • Low wind and snow loads: A-Type and VI-Type can meet the requirements.
   • High wind speeds and snow pressure: N-Type and W-Type provide better stability.

3. Project Scale:

   • Small-scale projects: A-Type or VI-Type are more economical.
   • Medium to large-scale projects: N-Type or W-Type are ideal for large installations.

4. Budget and Installation Efficiency:

   • Limited budget and need for quick installation: A-Type or VI-Type are preferred.
   • High requirements for long-term benefits and stability: N-Type or W-Type are recommended.

If you have specific project requirements or environmental conditions, feel free to share them, and we can help you analyze which mounting system is most suitable!