Cold-Climate Solar System for a Farm Warehouse — Kyrgyzstan

Disclosed Case Scope

The disclosed procurement discussion addressed roof geometry, local snow and wind inputs, drainage, low-temperature conditions and access for seasonal inspection. It covers a rooftop PV supply route, not a transferable roof approval. Structural capacity, mounting calculations, electrical design and permits require the responsible local team to confirm the exact warehouse and project conditions.

Procurement and Site Inputs

• Winter conditions required the roof structure, module spacing, and cable routing to be reviewed beyond a standard temperate-climate layout.
• The operator needed a design that remained straightforward to inspect when access is limited during the coldest months.

Disclosed Supply Approach

• Specified a string-inverter rooftop package with project-specific mounting, snow-load review, and accessible isolator locations.
• Kept the scope focused on daytime warehouse and handling loads, leaving future storage integration as a separate decision after load monitoring.

What This Case Establishes

• The disclosed supply list treats climate and roof conditions as design inputs before equipment release, rather than assumptions applied afterward.
• The RFQ calls for inspection, connector-check and access planning; the local installation method and snow-safety procedure still require project approval.

• N-type rooftop PV modules
• Three-phase string inverter
• Project-specified snow-load mounting system
• DC isolators, surge protection, and monitoring gateway