Series
Three series, one construction principle.
All three series carry glass-glass modules overhead, verified to DIN 18008, on hot-dip galvanised steel or powder-coated aluminium 6005-T5 with black anodised connectors. The figures come from the datasheets; the binding layout follows the site survey.
Series C
Atlas Heavy
Heavy steel. Double row. No post inside the bay.
- Spaces
- from 10, extendable in steps of two (one 5.0 m bay carries two spaces), to 100 and beyond
- Output
- 3.564 kWp per space (C-20: 71.28 kWp)
- Roof
- V-shaped valley roof, 3.0 m clear height at the central gutter rising to 4.2 m at the outer edge, about 10° per half
- Grid
- 5.0 m column spacing, 25.26 m module field per row — ten spaces at 2.5 m, twenty in the double row
- Depth
- 6.36 m single-sided, 12.72 m double-sided
- Foundation
- concrete pad or bored pile (Ø 700–800 mm, 2.0–2.5 m deep), depending on the soil report
Series B
Strix Snow
Light steel. Modular in two-bay units. Four to 24 spaces.
- Spaces
- 4, 6, 8, 10, 12 single row; up to 24 back to back (B-12D)
- Output
- 3.78 kWp per space (B-12D: 90.72 kWp)
- Roof
- mono-pitch, approximately 6°, posts 3.105 m front and 3.45 m rear
- Units
- 5.2 m per two-bay unit, bolted frame
- Foundation
- screw foundation where the soil allows, otherwise a concrete socket foundation
- Snow
- designed for snow load zones 1 to 3, site-specific
Series R
Vela
Home. Aluminium. One or two vehicles.
- Spaces
- 1 or 2
- Output
- 4.8 kWp for the single, 8.0 kWp for the double (about 4.0 kWp per space)
- Roof
- mono-pitch, approximately 9°, aluminium posts
- Extras
- wallbox connection prepared
- Permit
- exempt from approval in many federal states, subject to local rules
- Tax
- zero VAT rate on the photovoltaic part for private buyers in Germany (residential buildings, up to 30 kWp); the carport structure itself carries 19 %
Investment runs between 1,500 and 2,200 € per kWp net, including structure, modules, inverter, installation and documentation — excluding special foundation solutions, storage and wallboxes. Smaller systems sit at the upper end, large lots at the lower end.