Choosing a suitable ground solar bracket requires consideration of the following aspects:

Ground type: Different ground types (such as cement, grassland, sand, etc.) require different types of supports. For example, for cement floors, bolt fixed brackets can be chosen, while for grasslands, pile driving brackets or ground screw brackets can be chosen.

Load bearing capacity: The bracket needs to be able to withstand the weight and wind load of the solar panel. Ensure that the support structure is strong enough and can meet local wind load requirements.

Lifespan and durability: Choose a bracket with stable structure and good weather resistance. Considering the lifespan of solar energy systems, brackets need to have long-term durability.

  

Installation and maintenance convenience: Choose brackets that are easy to install and maintain for future maintenance and repair.

Available space on the ground: Based on the size and shape of the available space on the ground, choose a suitable bracket layout to maximize the use of available space.

Environmental impact: When choosing a bracket, it is important to consider its impact on the surrounding environment and avoid unnecessary effects on land use, water sources, wildlife, etc.

  

Cost considerations: Consider the cost and benefits of the bracket, and choose a bracket with good cost-effectiveness.

When choosing a suitable ground solar bracket, it is recommended to consult a professional solar system engineer or supplier to evaluate and select based on specific needs and site conditions