Solar FlexRack Chosen for Pittsburgh Electric Facility
YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO — Solar FlexRack is the mounting solution of choice for another
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The Todd Electric Facility used five Solar FlexRacks to mount 100 Solar World 255w modules.
Total power generated by this new project will be 25 kW.
Todd Niederriter of the Todd Electric Company noted that the ease of erecting the Solar
FlexRack was matched by the quick mounting of the photovoltaic panels made possible by their
proprietary SmartClip.
"Solar FlexRack is a wonderful company to work with," said Niederriter. "The ease of ordering,
delivery and especially installation allowed our installers to complete the racking in a fraction of
the time, saving us time and money. The SmartClips they offer made for a very neat and clean
job. We absolutely trust and have confidence in this company and look forward to working with
them again."
More information about the Solar FlexRack can be found by visiting www.SolarFlexRack.com
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