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10 Z-shaped brackets, 35mm solar panel mounting, aluminum, screws and nuts included, flat roof camper van

£68.72
Sold by Selphora

Product information

Description

Material: Aluminum

Panel Thickness: 35 mm

Quantity: 10 pieces

Mounting Type: Z-Clamps

Includes: Screws, M8 nuts, washers, mounting plates, hex key

These Z-clamps provide a robust mounting for your solar panels. Made from corrosion-resistant aluminum, they are suitable for flat roofs and RVs. The complete kit includes screws and nuts for quick installation on 35 mm modules. Ideal for durable outdoor applications.

Made from high-quality aluminum, these brackets offer excellent corrosion resistance for optimal outdoor durability.

Designed to securely attach 35mm framed solar panels to rails, ensuring a stable and reliable connection over time.

Compatible with various roof types and weather conditions, ideal for residential, RV, and marine applications.

Installation is quick and easy without complex tools, thanks to the included hardware that allows for easy panel attachment to the rail.

The complete kit contains 10 clamps, M8 nuts, screws, washers, plates, and a wrench, providing everything needed to mount your modules.

Features

  • Brand
    OTHERS
  • Pcs per pack
    1
  • Material
    Aluminium
  • Length
    3.5 cm
  • Mounting method
    To screw
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