Professional Solar PV Installation – Across Europe
- Looking for a reliable and experienced partner to install your solar system – or perhaps retrofit a storage unit without having to do the installation yourself?
- GB Mont d.o.o. is your trusted specialist for professional solar mounting and installation services, delivering high-quality results both nationwide and across Europe.
Why Choose Us?
- Flat Roof Specialists: We specialize in mounting solutions for flat roofs – ideal for commercial buildings, private homes, and industrial facilities.
- Safety First: All relevant safety and accident prevention regulations are strictly followed throughout the installation process.
- Complete Turnkey Service: From planning to mounting and wiring, we handle everything – so you don’t have to.
How to contact us?
+383 70 639 091
+386 51 897 532
info@gbmont.si
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Assembly into roof
With high solar yields, functional aesthetics and easy installation, the roof system transforms a standard roof tile into a solar roof tile.
Flat roof south
A south-facing system ensures maximum performance. The rows are interconnected to guarantee greater stability even in the most extreme weather conditions. Straight angle with a slope of 10° enables greater utilization of the available roof area.
Flat roof east-west
The development of the east-west system has revolutionized the building systems market: it provides full surface utilization with very little load. Connections in rows guarantee complete stability in the most extreme weather conditions. This system implies fast assembly and low costs.
Assembly onto roof
In roof assembly, the modules of the photovoltaic system are mounted parallel to the roof. Systems with roof hooks and mounting rails are used for fastening. The roof covering remains intact and 100% waterproof. Additional roof panels prevent tiles from breaking under the photovoltaic modules over the years.
What is solar energy?
Solar energy works by converting sunlight into electricity using photovoltaic (PV) cells, commonly known as solar panels. Here's a step-by-step explanation of how it works: Solar panels are made up of many solar cells, which are typically made from silicon. When sunlight hits these cells, it knocks electrons loose from their atoms. The movement of these loose electrons generates an electric current. Each solar cell produces a small amount of electricity, but when combined in a panel, they can generate significant power. The electricity generated by the solar cells is in the form of direct current (DC). Most homes and businesses use alternating current (AC), so an inverter is used to convert the DC electricity into AC electricity. The converted AC electricity is then sent to the electrical panel (breaker box) of the building, where it is distributed to power lights, appliances, and other electrical devices. If the solar panels produce more electricity than is needed, the excess can be fed back into the grid (if the system is grid-tied) or stored in batteries for later use. Feeding electricity back into the grid can sometimes earn the system [...]
