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US 12,231,076 · App. 18/824,870 · Granted Feb 18, 2025

Rail-less mounting system and devices for attaching solar modules to roofs

Inventors: Roland Jasmin (Vancouver, WA); Brice Veyna (Vancouver, WA); Steve Mumma (Oregon City, OR); Jun Liu (Camas, WA)
Assignee: Sunmodo Corporation
H02S20/23F24S25/613
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Patent No.
US 12,231,076
App. No.
18/824,870
Granted
Feb 18, 2025
Kind
B1
Abstract

This disclosure discusses devices, systems, and methods for attaching solar modules to roofs. The devices allow for pre-assembly of clamping devices to the solar modules on the ground and subsequent installation on the roof. End clamps may be preinstalled on the trailing-edge of modules. Module hook brackets may be preinstalled to the leading edge of non-first row modules. The system uses edge splices and loop splices to secure modules together within a row. Subsequent rows are installed by rotationally engaging the loop splices with module hook brackets. The system may use separate devices for roof attachment and inter-module attachment. This separation between roof-securing devices and inter-module securing devices allow the present system to assemble quickly and allows for greater flexibility in design, span, and module placement.

Claims (54)

1. A system of clamping solar modules to a roof, comprising:

a first-row including a first solar module with a first trailing-edge and a second solar module with a second trailing-edge;

a second row including a third solar module with a third leading-edge and a fourth solar module with a fourth leading-edge;

a loop splice secured to the first trailing-edge and the second trailing-edge;

a first module hook bracket secured to the third leading-edge and a second module hook bracket secured to the fourth leading-edge; and

the first module hook bracket and the second module hook bracket rotationally engage the loop splice such that the first solar module and the second solar module of the first-row are rigidly secured to the third solar module and the fourth solar module of the second row, wherein the first solar module, the second solar module, the third solar module, and the fourth solar module are attached directly to the roof without rails.

2. The system of claim 1 , wherein:

the third solar module includes a third frame with a third corner;

the fourth solar module includes a fourth frame with a fourth corner, the fourth corner is adjacent to the third corner; and

the first module hook bracket is secured to the third corner and the second module hook bracket is secured to the fourth corner.

3. The system of claim 1 , wherein:

the loop splice includes a loop platform extending toward and between the third solar module and the fourth solar module, the first module hook bracket and the second module hook bracket rotationally engage platform.

4. The system of claim 1 , wherein:

the first solar module includes a first corner and the second solar module includes a second corner adjacent to the first corner, and the loop splice is secured to the first corner and the second corner.

5. The system of claim 1 , further including:

a first end clamp is secured to the first trailing-edge of the first solar module and a second end clamp is secured to the second trailing-edge of the second solar module.

6. The system of claim 1 , wherein:

the third solar module including a third return flange;

the first module hook bracket includes a body arm, a platform extending away from the body arm seating the third solar module, a hook arm extending from the body arm opposite the platform and away from the third solar module, and a hook arm end, and a clamp jaw that clamps the third solar module to the third return flange;

the loop splice includes a splice body arm, an upper platform extending away from the splice body arm and seating the first solar module and the second solar module, a first clamp jaw that secures the first solar module to the upper platform, a second clamp jaw that secures the second solar module to the upper platform, a loop platform extending from the splice body arm toward the third solar module and the fourth solar module, an open loop that extends away from the splice body arm toward the third solar module and the fourth solar module; and

the hook arm end is rotationally engageable with the open loop.

7. The system of claim 1 , wherein:

the loop splice includes a loop platform and an open loop, the open loop extends upward from the loop platform, the third solar module is seated against the loop platform; and

the first module hook bracket includes a first hook arm end extending away from the third leading-edge of the third solar module, the first hook arm end rotationally engages the open loop.

8. The system of claim 7 , wherein:

the loop platform and the open loop extend between the third solar module and the fourth solar module.

9. A method of clamping solar modules to a roof, comprising:

securing a first solar module to a second solar module within a first-row by securing a loop splice to a first trailing-edge of the first solar module and securing the loop splice to a second trailing-edge of the second solar module; and

securing a third solar module and a fourth solar module within a second row to the first-row by rotationally engaging a first module hook bracket with the loop splice and rotationally engaging a second module hook bracket with the loop splice, the first module hook bracket is secured to a third leading-edge of the third solar module and the second module hook bracket is secured to a fourth leading-edge of the fourth solar module such that the first solar module and the second solar module of the first-row are rigidly secured to the third solar module and the fourth solar module of the second row, wherein the first solar module, the second solar module, the third solar module, and the fourth solar module are attached directly to the roof without rails.

10. The method of claim 9 , wherein:

the first module hook bracket is secured to a third corner of a third frame of the third solar module and the second module hook bracket is secured to a fourth corner of a fourth frame of the fourth solar module, the fourth corner is adjacent to the third corner.

11. The method of claim 9 , wherein:

the loop splice includes a loop platform extending toward and between the third solar module and the fourth solar module, the first module hook bracket and the second module hook bracket rotationally engage platform; and

securing the third solar module and the fourth solar module within the second row to the first-row includes rotationally engaging the first module hook bracket and the second module hook bracket with the loop platform.

12. The method of claim 9 , wherein:

securing the first solar module to the second solar module within the first-row includes securing the loop splice to a first corner of the first solar module and securing the loop splice to a second corner of the second solar module, the second corner is adjacent to the first corner.

13. The method of claim 9 , further including:

securing a first end clamp to a first roof rafter and a second end clamp to a second roof rafter; and

the first end clamp is secured to the first trailing-edge of the first solar module and the second end clamp is secured to the second trailing-edge of the second solar module.

14. The method of claim 9 , wherein:

the loop splice includes a loop platform and an open loop, the open loop extends upward from the loop platform;

the first module hook bracket includes a first hook arm end extending away from the third leading-edge of the third solar module; and

securing the third solar module and the fourth solar module within the second row to the first-row further includes rotationally engaging the open loop with the first hook arm end and seating the third solar module against the loop platform.

15. The method of claim 14 , wherein:

the loop platform and the open loop extend between the third solar module and the fourth solar module.

16. A system of clamping solar modules to a roof, comprising:

a first-row including a first solar module with a first trailing-edge and a second solar module with a second trailing-edge;

a second row including a third solar module with a third leading-edge and a fourth solar module with a fourth leading-edge;

a loop splice secured to the first trailing-edge and the second trailing-edge;

a first module hook bracket secured to the third leading-edge and a second module hook bracket secured to the fourth leading-edge; and

the first module hook bracket and the second module hook bracket rotationally engage the loop splice such that the first-row is rigidly secured to the second row, wherein the first solar module, the second solar module, the third solar module, and the fourth solar module are attached directly to the roof without rails.

17. A method of clamping solar modules to a roof, comprising:

securing a first solar module to a second solar module within a first-row by securing a loop splice to a first trailing-edge of the first solar module and securing the loop splice to a second trailing-edge of the second solar module; and

securing a third solar module and a fourth solar module within a second row to the first-row by rotationally engaging a first module hook bracket with the loop splice and rotationally engaging a second module hook bracket with the loop splice, the first module hook bracket is secured to a third leading-edge of the third solar module and the second module hook bracket is secured to a fourth leading-edge of the fourth solar module such that the first-row is rigidly secured to the second row, wherein the first solar module, the second solar module, the third solar module, and the fourth solar module are attached directly to the roof without rails.

Assignments (1)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Sep 4, 2024
From: JASMIN, ROLAND, MR.; VEYNA, BRICE, MR.; MUMMA, STEVE, MR.; LIU, JUN
To: SUNMODO CORPORATION
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