Steel Ground Mounting System with Screw

Which ground screws are used in ironridge?

The IronRidge Ground Mount System can be designed and anchored with ground screws— also referred to as earth screws. These ground-based screws are gaining popularity as a foundation choice because of their versatility, installation speed and lower environmental impact.

How do I connect the ironridge ground mount system?

To connect the IronRidge Ground Mount System to your ground screw, you simply insert the downtube pipe into the top of the installed screw and tighten three or four set-screw bolts to the appropriate torque. The screw’s inside dimensions must be slightly larger than the pipe used in the system’s substructure.

What is the ironridge ground mount system?

Strength meets flexibility. The IronRidge Ground Mount System combines our XR1000 Rails with locally-sourced steel pipes or mechanical tubing, to create a cost-effective structure capable of handling any site or terrain challenge.

What is a sunturf ground mount system?

The streamlined design combines the simplicity of a pipe-based system with next-level engineering. SunTurf Ground Mount is ideal for solar installers looking for a low cost high performance system that can accommodate a wide variety of soil conditions. SunTurf Ground Mount System easily integrate SMR300 Rails with Schedule 40 Steel Pipes.

How do I install a ground screw?

Always check with the ground screw manufacturer for installation instructions and use the IronRidge Ground Mount Installation Manual when assembling your array. Most manufacturers offer a screw which will allow for the insertion of the vertical tube into the ground screw. IronRidge recommends you select an earth screw without a flange.

Do I need a ground screw to install ironridge?

As part of the installation process, you will need the IronRidge Set Screw. This custom component is required to connect the IronRidge Ground Mount foundation pipe to the ground screw.