Aerial view of ten bifacial solar panels mounted parallel to the inclined tin roof of a Mauritian family home
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Inclined Tin Roof Installation

Proof that a classic inclined tin roof takes solar beautifully: panels flush with the pitch, watertight and built to hold.

The Project

Made for inclined roofs.

Ten 620 W bifacial panels are mounted parallel to the pitch of this home's tôle roof, 6.2 kWp in all, feeding an 8 kW hybrid inverter and a 10 kWh lithium battery. The slope works for the system: rain runs off, dust washes away and airflow under the panels keeps them cool and efficient.

Our rail system anchors through the sheet profile into the structure beneath. Every fixing is sealed watertight, the array is secured for cyclone-season winds, and not one structural change is made to the house. Solar carries the day; the battery carries the night.

Solar Array 6.2 kWp · 10 panels
Inverter 8 kW Hybrid
Battery 10 kWh
Roof Inclined Tin (Tôle)

Flush with the pitch

Panels follow the roof angle for a low profile and a clean look.

Watertight mounting

Every rail fixing on the tôle is sealed against leaks.

The slope works for you

Run-off keeps panels cleaner; airflow keeps them cool.

Day & night power

8 kW hybrid + 10 kWh battery carry the home after dark.

How We Did It

From site visit to full power.

01

Site Assessment

Roof pitch, orientation and real consumption measured on-site.

02

Custom Design

Layout engineered around the roof's angle, orientation and the family's needs.

03

Installation

Watertight rail mounting on the inclined tôle by certified technicians.

04

Commissioning & Care

Testing, handover and remote performance monitoring.

Have an inclined roof?

Your roof is ready for this.

Tin, tile or concrete: most inclined roofs in Mauritius are solar-ready. Tell us your monthly bill and we'll size the system, the storage and the payback for your home.

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