Hongshu Industry project

Hongshu Industry · 210 kWp · Sunroom + metal-roof combination

A hybrid rooftop solar project combining concrete and metal-roof areas.

Project overview

This project has an installed capacity of around 210 kWp and a total roof area of about 1200 m², combining concrete roof and metal-roof sections.

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Key facts

A quick summary of project type, roof combination, and the key site constraints.

Scale & model

Installed scale: approx. 210 kWp
Project type: commercial / industrial rooftop solar
Energy model: self-consumption
Investment model: self-built · self-invested · self-operated
Status: grid-connected and operating

Building & roof conditions

Total roof area: approx. 1200 m²
Concrete roof: approx. 520 m²
Metal roof: approx. 680 m²
Structural form: sunroom structure + metal-roof combination

Construction approach

The project uses a framed sunroom structure as the unifying logic across different roof conditions.

One-line highlight

Under constrained lifting conditions, a sunroom-style structure turns fragmented roof zones into one coordinated system.

Project breakdown

Focus: structural unification, array layout, and long-term operating logic under constrained site conditions.

Project challenge

The project is located in a dense urban-village environment where road access and lifting conditions are restricted, increasing construction complexity.

Roof arrays

A sunroom-style structure is used as the main unifying system, integrating different roof conditions into one continuous usable space.

Electrical & O&M logic

Inverters are positioned according to site conditions, and cable routing is organized through trays for a cleaner and safer electrical path.

Investment & implementation model

The project is self-invested, self-built, and self-operated, without energy storage.

Site results

Site photos, roof conditions, and installation references.

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