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ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
RESIDENTIAL ROOF SOLUTIONS
CROSSRAIL SHARED RAIL SYSTEM
USA
UL 2703 Listed System
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
SAFETY REGULATIONS
MATERIALS REQUIRED
BONDING AND GROUNDING
MODULE COMPATIBILITY
FIRE RATING
ASSEMBLY
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
ENGINEERING STRENGTH IS AT OUR CORE
With sophisticated product innovations and a deep customer focus, Everest Solar is the engineering leader for all your mounting
system needs. We are the US division of K2 Systems, one of Europe’s market leaders with more than 5.0 GW installed.
We offer proven product solutions and innovative designs. Wind tunnel testing along with advanced structural and electrical
validation to facilitate permitting, design and installation. Our designs result in cost competitive racking systems with dedicated
support that will position you to win more projects.
We partner with our customers and suppliers for the long-term. High quality materials and cutting edge designs provide a
durable, yet functional system. Our product line is comprised of a few, coordinated components that lower the cost of materials,
and simplify installation, saving you time and money. All backed by German engineering, a long track record of quality and a
company that is here to stay.
Thank you for choosing Everest Solar Systems for your Solar PV Project.
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Table of Contents
GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Everest Solar Systems’ General Assembly Instructions must be followed to maintain the exclusive, limited product warranty.
You can access these instructions at Everest‘s Technical Info Page:
http://everest-solarsystems.com/en-US/technical-product-information or by contacting us directly.
In general, the following applies:
T Systems should be installed by experienced contractors licensed and qualified to perform the work with professional
workmanship and quality.
T Before installation, Contractor must verify that the system meets all applicable laws, regulations, ordinances, and codes.
Contractor shall verify that the roof or other structures to which the system is being attached are capable of carrying the
system loads. For information about the dead loads of the various system components, Contractor should review the Everest
Technical information page at http://everest-solarsystems.com/en-US/technical-product-information or contact us
directly.
T Contractor is solely responsible for work safety and accident prevention regulations and corresponding standards and
regulations of the applicable occupational safety and health agency are followed, including:
T Safety clothing is worn such as safety helmets, work shoes, and gloves.
T Where required, Contractor should use fall protection, scaffolding with arrestor equipment and other approved methods for
worker safety.
T Contractor shall verify that they are using the most current instructions by downloading the latest version from our website or
contacting our office directly.
T Module manufacturer installation guides must be followed. Please use approved electrical bonding and grounding
components that are required by the local or national codes and AHJ.
TA copy of these instructions must be on site, and read and understood by all workers during installation.
T In the event our general installation and assembly instructions are not followed, or that not all system components and
assemblies are used according to these instructions, or that components are used which were not obtained from us, Everest
Solar Systems is not liable for any resulting defects and damages, and the exclusive, limited warranty will be void.
T The exclusive, limited product warranty shall apply only if all instructions are strictly adhered to and the system is correctly
installed. Everest Solar Systems disclaims any and all warranties, expressed or implied, including without limitation any
warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose other than as set forth in the exclusive, limited warranty in
the terms and conditions of sale, which can be viewed under on our website:
http://everest-solarsystems.com/en-US/technical-product-information
TThe dismantling of the system should be in reverse order of these assembly instructions.
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Safety Regulations
Rail Connector Set1
Material: aluminum
Finish: mill, dark anodized
Hardware: stainless steel
CrossRail 48-S/48/80
Material: aluminum
Finish: mill, dark anodized
CrossRail End Clamp Set1
Material: stainless steel
Finish: silver, dark
CrossRail Mid Clamp UL2703+ Set1
Material: stainless steel
Finish: silver, dark
Structural Rail Connector Set
CR 48-S
Material: aluminum
Hardware: stainless steel
M
Fi
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Burndy WEEB Lug 8.0 + Hardware4
Or Burndy WEEB Lug 10.3 + Hardware
WEEB Lug Material: tin plated copper
Hardware: stainless steel
Shared Rail for Pitched Roof:
T UL 2703 Listed
TFast, simple installation
TNo drilling, no bonding jumpers
T Pre-assembled universal module clamps with
integrated bonding
TRobust bonding rail splices
TLow part count
T Also compatible with tile roofs using commonly
available roof hooks
All components evaluated under UL 2703 and encompassed within Everest Solar System’s UL 2703 Listing shown below
If you seek a UL Listed System, only the parts shown on this page are acceptable.
UL 2703 LISTED COMPONENTS
1Dark anodized rail must use Bonding T-Bolt and Bonding MK3 hardware.
2Use standard L-foot with third-party roof attachments and EverFlash L-foot with EverFlash Comp Flashing.
3The inverter hardware kit is not intended to replace the micro inverter ground and has only been evaluated to attach to the rail.
4For certain jurisdictions, this item is regarded as a single-use item for a UL 2703 Listed System.
L-Foot with Hardware2
Material: aluminum
Finish: mill, dark anodized
Hardware: stainless steel
Optional: Micro Inverter and Optimizer
Mounting Kit1,3
Material: stainless steel
Optional: Array Skirt
Material: aluminum
Finish: dark anodized
Hardware: stainless steel
EverFlash eComp with Slider Kit
Material: aluminum, stainless steel
Finish: silver
EverFlash qComp with Slider Kit
Material: aluminum, stainless steel
Finish: silver
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Materials Required
NON-UL LISTED COMPONENTS
Components in this section were not evaluated by UL for bonding
Optional: End Cap for CrossRail
48-S/48/80
CrossRail 48-S End Cap shown
Material: glass fiber reinforced polyamide
Optional: External Omega Cable Clip
Material: polyamide, black
Optional: HEYClip SunRunner Cable
Clip SS, S6404
Material: stainless steel
Shared Rail End Clamp with AddOn
Material: stainless steal, glass fiber reinforced
polymide
Finish: mill, black oxide
Hardware: stainless steel
CrossRail Sleeve 3”, Black
Material: UV Rated PVC
Finish: dark
Shared Rail UL2703+ Mid Clamp
with AddOn
Material: stainless steel, glass fiber reinforced
polymide
Finish: mill, black oxide
Hardware: stainless steel
Optional: Burndy Omega Clip
Material: 304 stainless steel
TORQUE SPECIFICATIONS
TM10 T-Bolts: 25.8 ft-lb (35 Nm)
TWEEB Lug 10.3: 15 ft-lb (20.3 Nm)
TM8 T-Bolts: 10 ft-lb (13.5 Nm)
TClimber Set:
M8 Allen Bolts: 11.8 ft-lb (16 Nm)
TMid Clamp UL2703+
M8 Allen Bolts: 12 ft-lb (16.3 Nm)
TAll other clamps:
M8 Allen Bolts: 10.3 ft-lb (14 Nm)
TOOLS REQUIRED
TTorque wrench (0 – 50 ft-lb)
TCordless Drill (non-impact)
T13mm Deep Socket
T15mm Deep Socket
T6mm Allen Drive (for M8 Allen Bolt)
T1/2” Socket (for lag bolt)
TMeasuring Tape
TString Line
Tools and materials for the installation of third party items such as roof attachment products, roof covering and sealing products or items used for
bonding and grounding are not listed here. Please refer to the instructions of those third party products.
TOOLS AND TORQUE SPECIFICATIONS REQUIRED
Everest Solar Systems are designed to make installation easy and fast. The basic tools required to assemble the parts are listed below as a guide.
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Materials and Tools Required
BONDING AND GROUNDING:
Appropriate means of bonding and grounding are required by regulation. The information provided in this manual shall always be
verifi ed with local and national building codes.
Everest Solar Systems has obtained a UL 2703 system listing from Underwriter’s Laboratories (UL).
A sample bonding path diagram is shown in Figure 1 below. Your specifi c installation may vary, based upon site conditions and your
AHJ‘s requirements.
Each electrical connection has been evaluated to a maximum fuse rating of 30A. At least one ground lug must be used to ground all
strings within each sub-array, although additional may be used for redundancy. When installed per these installation instructions, all
connections meet the requirements of NEC 690.43.
Everest CrossRail system was tested with the SolarWorld, Sunmodule family of modules.
TPlusSW200-300Mono (including black)
TPlusSW200-280Poly (including black)
This racking system may be used to ground and/or mount a PV module complying with UL 1703 only when the specifi c module has
been evaluated for grounding and/or mounting in compliance with the included instructions.
Figure 1: Bonding connections shown in red. For certain jurisdictions, bonding and grounding connections are identified at typical locations.
1Only required at one location per connected array.
Note: Bonding and grounding has only been evaluated using clamp sets without AddOn.
WEEB Lug 8.0
or Lug 10.31
(typical location)
Mid Clamp
(typical location)
End Clamp
(typical location)
Rail
(typical
location)
L-Foot M10
Bonding T-Bolt
(typical location)
PV Module
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Bonding and Grounding
EVEREST CROSSRAIL SYSTEM WAS TESTED WITH THE FOLLOWING:
NRTL Listed LG Modules:
TLGxxxS1C-G4
TLGxxxN1C-G4
TLGxxxS2WG4
TLGxxxN1K-G4
TLGxxxN2W-G4
TLGxxxN1K-A5
TLGxxxS1C-A5
TLGxxxN1C-A5
TLGxxxE1C-A5
TLGxxxE1K-A5
NRTL Listed Canadian Solar Modules:
TCS6U-xxx
TCS6K-xxx
TCS6X-xxx
TCS6P-xxx
TCS6K-P-FG DYMOND
TCS6K-270M
TCS6K-275M
NRTL Listed Solarworld Modules “Sunmodule”:
TPlus SW XXX Mono
TPlus SW XXX Poly
T(all may be followed by “black”)
NRTL Listed Lumos Modules:
TLSXxxx-60M-B/C
NRTL Listed Trina Solar Modules:
TDUOMAX SPECS 1. PEG14
TDUOMAX SPECS 2. PEG5
TDUOMAX SPECS 3. PEG5.07
TDUOMAX SPECS 4. PDG5
NRTL Listed Prism Solar Modules:
TBi48 xxx Bifacial
TBi60 xxx Bifacial
NRTL Listed Jinko Solar Modules:
TJKM xxxPP-72-DV
TJKM xxxPP-60-DV
TJKMxxx-P-60
NRTL Listed Sunpreme Modules:
TGxB-xxx
TGxB-xxxSM
TGxB-xxxSL
This racking system may be used to ground and/ or mount a PV module complying with UL 1703 only when the specifi c module has been evaluated
for grounding and/ or mounting in compliance with the included instructions.
NRTL Listed Soluxtec Modules:
TFR xxx Wp
TPower Slate 54 Mono Dark Series
TPower Slate 54 Mono Series
NRTL Listed V Energy Modules:
TSeries 200 PV
NRTL Listed Phono Solar Modules:
TPSxxxMG-20/U
TPSxxxPG-20/U
NRTL Listed JA Solar Modules:
TJAP6(DG)
TJAM6(K)-60-xxx/4BB
NRTL Listed Q Cells Modules:
TQ.Plus BFR-G4.1xxx
TQ.Pro BFR-G4.1xxx
TQ.Pro-G4.1/SCxxx
UL Listed Hyundai Solar Modules:
THiS-MxxxMG
THiS-MxxxMI
THiS-MxxxTI
THiS-MxxxRI
THiS-SxxxRI
THiS-MxxxRG
UL Listed Kyocera Modules:
TKUxxxMCA
UL Listed Luxor Solar Modules:
TLX-xxxP
TLX-xxxM
UL Listed SunPower Modules:
TSPR-E19-xxx
TSPR-E20-xxx
UL Listed Yingli Solar Modules:
TYL-xxxP-29b
TYL-xxx-35b
UL Listed Sanyo Electric Co Ltd of Panasonic Group
Modules:
TVBHNxxxSA16
TVBHNxxxKA01
UL Listed Mission Solar Modules:
TMSExxxSB1J
NRTL Listed ET Solar Modules:
TET-M660xxxBB
NRTL Listed Axitec Solar Modules:
TAC-xxxP/156-60S
TAC-xxxM/156-60S
NRTL Listed Silfab Modules
TSLAxxxM
UL Listed Sharp Modules
TNU-SCxxx
TNU-SAxxx
UL Listed Trina Solar Modules
TTSM-xxxDE14A
TTSM-xxxDD05A.08
(Where xxx is the wattage)
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Module Compatibility
CROSSRAIL FIRE RATING:
The CrossRail 48-S/48 system has undergone fi re performance testing in accordance with UL 2703, Fire Performance.
A System Class A fi re rating is achieved when using CrossRail 48-S/48 under the following conditions:
TRoof slope of 2/12 inch rise per linear foot or greater.
TUsed in combination with a UL 1703 Listed module with a fi re performance rating of Type 1, Type 2, or Type 3. Consult the module
manufacturer for specifi c fi re performance rating information.
T CrossRail may be mounted using any stand-off height to maintain the Class A fire rating. Always consult the module
manufacturer‘s installation instructions to ensure your installation is in compliance with their UL 1703 Listing.
TThe results of the racking system do not improve a roof covering Class rating.
All documentation can be found on UL‘s Online Database as well as Everest Solar Systems‘ website.
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Fire Rating
PREPARE ROOF FOR COMP SHINGLE FLASHING
INSERT EVERFLASH FLASHING
Locate the rafters and snap horizontal and vertical lines to mark the installation
position for each EverFlash flashing. To mark the vertical lines, locate corner of desired
array position on each end of the roof. Measure up from chalk line the distance
of the modules plus 3/4 inch.
Drill a pilot hole (1/4 inch diameter) for the lag bolt. Backfill with appropriate sealant.
Always consult a professional roofer to ensure integrity is maintained.
Important: The roof must be measured accurately for installation. If the front mounts
are not aligned the system may not install properly due to misalignment of the rails.
Materials required: Tape measure, string line, drill
Insert the flashing such that it extends under two courses of shingles and is pushed
far enough up the roof slope to prevent water infiltration through vertical joint in
shingles. The leading edge of the flashing must butt up against the upper row of nails
to prevent turning when torqued.
If your flashing does not satisfy these requirements, trimming or notching of the
shingle in the first course of shingles is permissible.
Important: The flashing must not overhang the butt end of the shingle.
Note: Various roof coverings, such as curved tile roofs, may require alternative
flashings or mounting hardware.
Materials required: EverFlash eComp (shown), or EverFlash qComp
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Line Shared Rail Slider pilot hole with EverFlash Flashing hole. Insert lag bolt through
Slider, EverFlash flashing and into a rafter.
Note: The EverFlash flashing and Slider Kit are approved for comp shingle roofs only.
For tile roofs,a third-party mount with adjustability must be used.
Materials required: Bolt, EverFlash eComp (shown, or EverFlash qComp flashing, Slider
Kit and hardware, torque wrench with socket
INSTALL SLIDER KIT
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Installation of CrossRail Shared Rail System
ASSEMBLY: STEP BY STEP
Insert the T-bolt through the L-foot slot and into the side channel of CrossRail. Turn the
T-bolt clockwise ensuring that the mark at the end of the shaft is vertical, indicating
proper alignment.
Attach the M1 Serrated Hex Nut and tighten to 25.8 lb-ft (35 Nm). Make sure that
the top of the CrossRail is located above the top of L-foot. Double check that the
alignment marking on the end of the T-bolt shaft is vertical, to ensure it is properly
engaged.
Recommendation: Due to thermal expansion, we recommend placing a gap of
1.25” - 2” (3 - 5 cm) every 65 ft (20 m) between rails. Maximum allowable spacing
between thermal expansion gaps should not exceed 80 ft (24.4 m)
Materials required: CrossRail, M10 T-bolt (use bonding T-bolt with dark rail), M10
Serrated Hex Nut, torque wrench
INSTALL CROSSRAIL
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USE A JIG TO PROPERLY ALIGN CROSSRAIL
Step 1. To create a jig use a piece of a CrossRail and securely attach two L-feet facing
apart so that the flat section of the L-foot will rest against the CrossRail.
Measure the module width or length depending on module orientation (portrait/
landscape) to the nearest 1/8 inch. Then subtract 3/4 inch from that measurement to
determine the jig length. If you are using a metric tape-measure, take measurement
to the nearest mm and subtract 19 mm. This is the measurement of end-to-end L-foot
spacing. See Image 1 for reference.
Step 2. Run the jig along CrossRail to ensure all rails are aligned and spaced at
proper distance.
Step 3. At each mount location, double check proper rail spacing using the jig.
Tighten the L-foot T-bolt at the mount to 25.8 ft.-lbs. (35 Nm) and move on to the next
mount.
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Insert the T-bolt through the L-foot slot and into the top channel of the Slider. Turn the
T-bolt clockwise ensuring that the mark at the end of the shaft is vertical, indicating
proper alignment.
Attach the M10 Serrated Hex Nut and tighten enough that the L-foot is snug, but can
still slide along the bracket.
Materials required: L-foot, M10 T-Bolt (use bonding T-bolt with dark rail), M10 Serrated
Hex Nut, torque wrench
ATTACH L-FOOT
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Installation of CrossRail Shared Rail System
(Module - 3/4“)
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ALIGN RAILS
Align the two rail ends next to each other.
RAIL CONNECTOR INSTALLATION
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CONTINUED...
(Module 3/4
“
)
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Example
Measured Module
Length (used for
portrait installation)
Jig Dimension for
Portrait Installation
(rail spacing)
Measured Module
Width (used
for landscape
installation)
Jig Dimension
for Landscape
Installation
(rail spacing)
English Units 64 1/2 inch 64 1/2 - 3/4 =
63 3/4 inch
39 3/8 inch 39 3/8 - 3/4 =
38 3/8 inch
Metric Units 1639 mm 1639 - 19 =
1620 mm
1000 mm 1000 - 19 =
981 mm
CONNECT RAILS
Attach the rail connector using two M10 T-bolts (use bonding T-bolts with dark rail)
and hex nuts per side if applicable. Ensure that the slot on the bottom of the T-bolt is
vertical, indicating that the T-bolt head is properly engaged in the rail channel.
Torque M10 serrated hex nuts to 25.8 ft-lb (35 Nm).
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SLIDE RAIL CONNECTOR
Slide the rail connector from below the rails, centering the connector between the two
rail ends. Ensure the rail connector does not interfere with an L-foot or roof
attachment.
Note: The rail connector for CrossRail 48-S contains mating features, thus must be
inserted prior to aligning rails together (step 7 above).
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Installation of CrossRail Shared Rail System
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Installation of CrossRail Shared Rail System
OPTIONAL: INSTALL ARRAY SKIRT
Using the end clamp set from Everest Solar Systems, attach the Array Skirt to the top
channel of CrossRail. Torque M8 Allen bolt to 10.3 ft-lb (14Nm).
Step 1: Place Array Skirt into channel ensuring tabs lock into the channel.
Step 2: Place clamps and keep them loose. Orient the ridge on the AddOn to face the
module. This will give the module a firm resting location.
Recommendation: Use chalk to mark where modules ends will lay on roof to ensure
proper placement and module alignment.
Materials required: Array Hardware kit, Array Skirt, End Clamp Set with AddOn
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OPTIONAL: ATTACH MICRO INVERTERS OR POWER
OPTIMIZERS
Using the Micro Inverter Mounting Kit Hardware from Everest Solar Systems, attach
your chosen device to the top channel of CrossRail. Torque M8 Allen Bolt to 10.3 ft-lb
(14 Nm).
Materials required: Micro Inverter Mounting Kit includes: M8x20mm Allen Bolt, M8
lock washer, M8 flat washer, MK3
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INSERT PREASSEMBLED CLAMPS WITH ADDONS INTO
CROSSRAIL
Insert Clamps (mid and end) into rail at approximate module mounting locations. To
place Clamps, insert the MK3 slot nut of the preassembled End Clamps into the top
channel on CrossRail. While slightly lifting the plastic tabs, rotate 90 degrees clockwise
to engage the MK3 into the channel.
Recommendation: Use chalk to mark roof at approximate module resting locations.
Materials required: Mid Clamp Set with AddOn, End Clamp Set with AddOn
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TIGHTEN END CLAMPS
Tighten the end clamps with AddOns to the module at the specified locations per the
PV module manufacturer’s installation instructions. Torque the M8 bolt to 10.3 lb-ft.
Ensure the clamp sits flush against the frame of the PV module.
Never mount end clamps directly over a rail connector or at the end of the rail. Ensure
a minimum gap of 1 inch (25 mm) exists from the end of the rail to the clamp.
Important: Verify module manufacturers’ mounting requirements and specifications
to ensure your selected clamping method is acceptable.
Note: For certain jurisdictions, if clamp tension is released, the clamps need to be
relocated on panel to ensure bonding path.
Materials required: End Clamp Set with AddOn
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SET MODULES INTO PLACE
For modules with frame thickness greater than 35mm, use lip on the AddOn to rest
modules prior to clamping.
Recommendation: Start at bottom module row and work up.
Lay the modules in a row down one at a time. Safely connect properly managed wired
to the modules before setting them down.
Note: For modules less than 35 mm thick, reverse the AddOn retaining ridge
orientation so that it faces away from the module.
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TIGHTEN MID CLAMPS
Tighten the mid clamps and AddOns to the module at the specified locations per the
PV module manufacturer’s installation instructions. Torque the M8 bolt to 12 lb-ft.
Ensure the modules are flush against the clamp and torque.
Important: Verify module manufacturers’ mounting requirements and specifications
to ensure your selected clamping method is acceptable.
Note: For certain jurisdictions, if clamp tension is released, the clamps need to be
relocated on panel to ensure bonding path.
Materials required: Mid Clamp Set with AddOn
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Installation of CrossRail Shared Rail System
OPTIONAL: ATTACH END CAPS, CR 48-S, 48, 80
Push the pins of the appropriate end cap into end of the rail.
CrossRail 48 End Cap shown.
Materials required: End Cap
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SYSTEM GROUNDING
CrossRail components are required to be electrically bonded and grounded via
Burndy‘s WEEB Lug 8.0 Assembly (Burndy P/N 781810537572) or Burndy’s WEEB Lug
10.3 (Burndy P/N 50043615) and the use of either #6 or #8 AWG solid copper wire. A
minimum of one WEEB Lug is required per each sub array. The lug must be attached to
the side channel of CrossRail, as shown.
To attach the WEEB Lug 8.0 or 10.3, insert the M8/M10 T-Bolt into the side slot on
CrossRail and rotate clockwise 90 degrees. Attach the remaining components, as
shown, tightening the M8 serrated hex nut to 10 ft-lb (13.5 Nm) or the M10 serrated
hex nut to 15 ft-lb (20.3 Nm). Once the lug has been installed, a #6 or #8 AWG solid
copper wire from a DC ground location external to the array must be inserted in the
equipment ground conductor location on the lug. Torque the bolt to 5 ft-lb (6.7 N-m).
Materials required: WEEB Lug 8.0 or 10.3 Assembly
Note: Verify with your local jurisdiction that the WEEB Lug 8.0 or 10.3 is considered a
single-use item in a UL 2703 Listed System.
Warning: Employ best industry practices to ensure that copper does not contact
aluminum and galvanized steel.
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OPTIONAL: ATTACH CROSSRAIL SLEEVE, CR 48-S, 48 ONLY
Push CrossRail Sleeve over the end of the Rail making sure to engage the Sleeve’s
tooth in the T-Bolt channel.
Refer to our CrossRail Sleeve Quick Guide for more information.
Materials required: CrossRail Sleeve
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OPTIONAL MOUNTING OF REAR AND FRONT RAIL
Front and rear rails can be offset to facilitate rail alignment and/ or to hide the rail. In
this configuration, the front and rear rails are offset from the edge of the modules, in a
standard dual rail configuration.
Clamps may be used with or without the AddOn in this type of configuration. However,
all intermediary rail between the front and last rows must be aligned carefully using
the steps outlined above.
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Installation of CrossRail Shared Rail System
CrossRail Shared Rail Assembly Instructions US15-1117
Product images are for illustrative purposes only. Specifi cations are
subject to change without notice. All sales of our products shall be
subject to Everest Solar Systems terms and conditions, including
the exclusive limited warranty set forth therein.
K2 Systems International:
World headquarters
K2 Systems GmbH, Germany
K2 Systems SARL, France
K2 Systems SRL, Italy
K2 Solar Mounting Solutions Ltd., UK
Everest Solar Systems, LLC
3809 Ocean Ranch Blvd.
Suite 111
Oceanside, CA 92056
Tel. +1.760.301.5300
info@everest-solarsystems.com
www.everest-solarsystems.com
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
Product images are for illustrative purposes only. Specifications are subject to change without notice. All sales of our products shall be subject to
Everest Solar Systems terms and conditions, including the exclusive limited warranty set forth therein. The terms and conditions can be found at
http://www.everest-solarsystems.com/
THANK YOU FOR CHOOSING AN EVEREST SOLAR SYSTEMS
MOUNTING SYSTEM.
Systems from Everest Solar Systems are fast and simple to install. Please contact us if you have any questions or
suggestions for improvements. We are looking forward to receive your call on our
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