Use real estate intelligently by turning land into an energy-making opportunity. Whether you're constructing a carport, mechanical canopy or outdoor structure, Unirac has custom-engineered solutions that tackle some of PV's greatest challenges.
Unirac offers custom-designed PV mounting solutions that are quick, easy to install and cost-effective. We also understand that strength and safety are important factors in design. Our SolarMount and SunFrame rail systems support long attachment spans, making installation times shorter and minimizing the cost of your substructures necessary to accommodate the array.
You can also rely on our best resource; our people. Unirac has devoted resources to design and code compliance, providing a team of certified PEs, draftsmen and designers that can help you with your plans. We consistently conduct on-site visits to major installations to learn from the people who count on us the most, our customers.
PV's most versatile mounting system
SolarMount is the most versatile PV mounting rail system on the market today. We've engineered installer-friendly components for maximum flexibility, allowing you to solve virtually any PV mounting challenge.
Megawatts of experience
Unirac Large Arrays start at 3 kilowatts, but their size is limited only by the size of your ground site or the structural strength of your flat roof. We design U-LAs for a wider range of site and climactic challenges than any other PV structure on the market.
A Stunning Environmental Statement
SunFrame shared rail system makes clean energy look good. Unirac engineered the SunFrame to sit in low, gap-free rows, offering superior aesthetics. SunFrame is also the choice of solar experts as an optimal solution for custom carport structures.
Case Study: ACUA Water Treatment Facility
Custom Unirac structures are among the components of the hybrid solar-wind power plant dedicated in New Jersey by the Atlantic County Utility Authority (ACUA). "We did a unique design for the large carport array," said Collin Rhodes, Unirac's Senior Product Manager. He visited the site twice prior to the dedication and worked with Alternity Power, a division of the Conti Group, which engineered and constructed the solar components of the power plant.
