Renogy 2 Sets Solar Panel Mounting Z Brackets Lightweight Aluminum Corrosion-Free Construction for RVs, Trailers, Boats, Yachts, Wall and Other Off Gird Roof Installation, 2 Count

These worked great and fit perfectly! The quality is good, I don’t feel like they’re going to come apart and had a lot of options to meet my mounting needs. They didn’t add much weight, which is a big plus for my application.

Made mounting the solar panels easy.

It did what I needed it to do. Quality seems very good. Supplied hardware also of good quality.

So far so good! I purchased these mounting brackets to mount my Renogy Solar panel to the roof of my SUV. My roof rack is a prinsu pro. I did paint the mounts black to fit my aesthetic. Looks good. The mounting hardware is fine but I with it came with locking nuts. That is the only reason I took a star off. I added thread locker to each bolt. I will update in a few months to see how it’s holding up long term on the highway.

2 Sets of Renogy Solar Panel Mounting Z Bracket...I would add that a person buff-up on mounting glue's when not attaching with screws. I know I don't want any more holes in the roof than absolutely necessary, knowledge that was learned from past experiences. Even factory roof entrances. Eventually they too will leak if not routinely maintained (which is pretty much need for success" Those big ole trailers shake and flex a lot, just ride in one for a minute (Only a 5 wheel, and follow the laws of riding in the 5th wheel while going down the road) and you, as I was, will be shocked what those trailer have to endure, also, it enlightened me how well things really need to be secured for travel. Point is, they move around so much the glue has to be very strong, durable, and durable in sunlight, and at the same time flexiable. That thinking also helps prevent tearing the panels apart, and the roof caused from being mounted toooo rigid. I try to design things of duty with a failure spot so it doesn't damage more things, things more expensive, or harder to replace, or larger parts that wouldn't have broke if it had broke somewhere else sooner. Most recent example....I brushed the fender off on a road sign after a tire blew out, and trying to gain control getting off the road....... thank goodness it easily tore the fender off and away vs tearing the fiberglass siding of the trailer off, if the fender had been to well fastened to the siding......That's just smart. Also, Experience. Original point and case, avoid putting new holes in your RV roof if at all possible. Ever had a sun roof? Moon roof? if so then you probably already know about the leak proof design..... more like leak proof for a while.... at best.

I used these for placing solar panels on top of my RV and the roof of a metal patio cover as well as other conventional surfaces like a composition roof. The ears on the brackets keep the panels in place without movement which is important when you're on the highway. The brackets are aluminum and the bolts that hold the panels to the brackets are stainless with a lock washer. The screws that screw the panels to the mounting surface seem to be some type of brass alloy and are intended for use with metal strip mounts for an array of panels. In this application they work fine. I would not use these on wood or fiberglass, such as the roof of an RV or boat. I used a coarser threaded stainless wood screw with a rubber washer and Dicor sealant for the RV. I have installed multiple panels for different uses including my house others in my family and as such have used different brackets. These are the best ones I've used.

Being a devout DIY person I thought about making my own RV roof panel brackets. I ran out of time and got these. I'm glad I did. They would be difficult to improve upon. I used red thread locker on the single bolt joining the bracket and panel frame. I used Eternabond rubber roof repair between the brackets and the 1/8" plywood roof to cushion the contact and "level" the joint. I used plenty of Sika Sikaflex 221 on the non-sticky side of the Eternabond and the bracket and over the screws. The screws come with a silicon gasket, so the Sikaflex is just insurance. To be sure the screws got a good bite in the 1/8" plywood, I pre-drilled holes rather than trust the self-tapping screw end. I've hit 70 mph a few times since installing the panels and they are still securely fastened to the roof.

I have used these clips before. They attach and mount with no hassles. Renogy designs their panels so the clips can be attached in different locations for different mounting needs. If you are willing to drill a few holes, they should work on any brand of panel. I use Renogy panels because they are an exceptional price and I have never had a failure.

Wow, these Z brackets totally blew me away! They’re chunky, super sturdy, and way bigger than most I’ve checked out. Love the two mounting holes for lag bolts—makes ’em rock-solid. Comes with stainless steel bolts, nuts, washers, and lock washers (nice touch!). The lag bolts themselves aren’t stainless, but they have grommets and get sealed with silicone anyway—so they shouldn’t ever touch water (and if they do, you’ll probably have bigger leak issues to worry about!). Pro tip: Grab the easy install guide in the document section of the single Z bracket listing—it’s great for RV roofs or shingles! A small price to secure your investment and not damage the neighbour's during a wind storm

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Excellent product. Exact fit for the Renogy 100 watt solar panels. Glad I went with the Brand name product.

These brackets worked great on my RV solar project. Used 4 per panel, bringing 400W into my trailer. They are well-made and don't rust. The hardware is also of good quality.

I bought these for Coleman 100 watt panels which I mounted on my truck camper. Perfect fit. They are 1/3 of the price compared to the box stores so worth ordering from Amazon. They arrived in a day and are great value. The bolts for mounting to your project may not be adequate. I used steel roof bolts as the ones in the package were thin and made me nervous having the panels blow off the roof driving down the highway. I'm not going to fault the supplier as they can't account for the thousands of different projects and applications. I'm really happy with them and would buy again. I used 6 per panel as the panels were quite large.