ClickFit EVO Steel Roof

The ClickFit EVO steel roof mounting profiles can be used on most sheet steel roofs, such as trapezoidal and corrugated steel roofs. The thickness of the steel sheets must be at least 0.5 mm. You can attach the system to all other types of steel roofs, for example the steel roof tile sheet, with the ClickFit EVO Hanger Bolt.

With ClickFit EVO Steel Roof you can choose from two types of mounting profiles: basic mounting profiles and the high optimizer ready mounting profiles. Both types are available in a variant for landscape and portrait mounting:

Mounting profile ‘Basic’ landscape (1008048): 120mm x 40mm x 23mm
Mounting profile ‘Basic’ portrait (1008049): 388mm x 56.5mm x 23mm
Mounting profile ‘Optimizer ready’ landscape (1008050): 260mm x 40mm x 50mm
Mounting profile ‘Optimizer ready’ portrait (1008051): 388mm x 57.5mm x 50mm

With ClickFit EVO Steel Roof you can choose between mounting in either landscape and portrait orientation. Choose the right variant of the mounting profile. More information can be found in our brochure.

You can use our Optimizer Ready Cable Clip (item number 1008062) to attach an optimizer or microinverter. Caution! If you attach the panels using the steel roof mounting profiles, we recommend choosing the high (optimizer-ready) mounting profile. This creates sufficient space between the roof and the solar panels. Simply click the cable clip onto the mounting profile and you will have integrated cable management right away! Make sure that the cable clip is placed at least 15 cm from the end of the mounting profile. Do you want to see how it’s done? See our installation demo.

All solar panels in the same row are automatically interconnected thanks to the ClickFit EVO Module Clamp. To bond the entire PV system, you do need to connect each row to grounding separately, because the individual rows are not connected to each other by the mounting system. The earthing conductor (≥Ø 4mm2) runs parallel to the positive and negative conductors and is connected to a separate grounding point of the inverter. If you have any questions about grounding and bonding, please contact our technical experts.