How to Install the IronRidge® BX Ballasted System // Flat Roof Solar

IronRidge® BX offers a streamlined installation for mounting solar on flat roofs, but it's best to also follow the detailed instructions in the BX installation manual. We'll walk you through the entire process and provide some additional information along the way.
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[@catskillwoodgas]

This is sweet, I am definitely using this, iron ridge make good products

[@IronRidgeSolar]

We appreciate your feedback, stay strong out there crew!

[@polozovv]

Looks nice. And easy

[@markfcoble]

Thanks.

[@wildwestunlimited]

Wow, This looks like a GREAT solution for my very soon, future needs. What is the price on something like this and where can I go look at them in the Phoenix AZ Metropolitan area?

[@IronRidgeSolar]

Great to hear, we’d love to help you get this going! You can call Carlos, our sales rep for the AZ area at [phone]. He can answer any questions you have and point you in the right direction.

[@mattm5696]

Can you configure the BX module layout in the Portrait Configuration?

[@IronRidgeSolar]

Hey Matt, BX is designed and certified as a landscape-oriented system. If you have more questions or need information on alternative solutions, you can contact our team at [e-mail].

[@user-dr2pg8fk2i]

Why was the plastic so over engineered? Seems like unnecessary cost in producing the mold and product.

[@IronRidgeSolar]

Hey RJ, thanks for the question. Like we pointed out in the video, a lot of thinking went into this design. This is more than just a mere plastic and it needs to last 25 years on a roof with UV exposure. We strive to make products that are fully capable and dependable over their lifetime.

[@user-dr2pg8fk2i]

@@IronRidgeSolar please explain how physical complexity helps with chemical stability?

[@IronRidgeSolar]

@@user-dr2pg8fk2i Hey again, RJ. We don't see this design being overly complex. Think of it like a basket that holds your ballast on the roof. The gaps in the walls of the chassis allow for water drainage and, because this is a molded product, we are also able to integrate many other features directly into it. Other ballast products are usually metal with many extra parts and steps. Our material has been tested to be very stable and able to handle the long-term conditions on a commercial roof. Hope that helps, but feel free to contact our support team on our website if any further questions come up.

[@vincebugatti]

What are the name of the blacks your using in the middle of the chassis