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Schletter FS Uno Ground Mount System

Schletter FS Uno Ground Mount System

Brand: Schletter Model / Series: FS Uno

Schletter single-support steel ground-mount system with pile-driven or concrete foundations, suitable for bifacial modules.

Schletter's FS Uno is a steel, single-support ground-mount system for solar plants. Its foundation posts are hot-dip galvanised steel and are usually pile-driven; concrete foundations are available for soils that are not suitable for piling.

Schletter designs the system to suit challenging terrain and bifacial modules, and it has also been used in agri-PV applications.

Our Core Features

Single-support steel design
Hot-dip galvanised foundation posts
Pile-driven or concrete foundations
Suitable for bifacial modules

Suitable Applications

Ground-mounted solar plants Industrial sites with open land Agri-PV projects

Technical Specifications

ManufacturerSchletter
SystemFS Uno (fixed-tilt ground mount)
MaterialSteel; hot-dip galvanised foundation posts, strip-galvanised rails
FoundationsPile-driven posts; concrete foundations as an option

Product information is summarised from documentation published by the manufacturer and may change between versions and regions. Contact Si Green Energy to confirm the exact model, availability and current specifications before purchase.

Frequently Asked Questions

01.What size of solar system do I need?

It depends on how much electricity you use, when you use it, and the space available. We review your electricity bills and loads during a site survey and size the system accordingly.

On-grid systems work with the utility supply and need no batteries. Off-grid systems run independently with batteries. Hybrid systems combine both, so they can keep essential loads running during power cuts. We recommend the right type after understanding your needs.

Yes. Panels still produce electricity on cloudy days, although output is lower than in full sunshine. Systems are sized with seasonal variation in mind.

Mainly regular cleaning of the panels to remove dust, and periodic inspection of connections, protection devices, inverters and batteries. We offer maintenance and inspection services.