PRESS  RELEASE  

 

SolarDock  systems  hold  strong  during  Hurricane  Sandy  

 

November  14,  2012  –  SolarDock  announced  today  that  the  more  than  200  SolarDock  systems  in  the  path  of  Hurricane  Sandy  withstood  the  winds  and  rain,  coming  through  the  storm  undamaged.  

“Hurricane  Sandy  once  again  proved  that  SolarDock  customers  can  be  confident  that  their  systems  are  built  to  last,”  says  SolarDock  Partner,  Ed  O’Brien.  “We  designed  SolarDock  to  be  the  safest  and  most  durable  ballasted  racking  system  on  the  market  and  then  rigorously  tested  it  to  back  up  our  claim.  Solar  systems  are  a  big  investment  –  customers  need  to  be  confident  that  during  storms  their  racking,  panels,  and  building  won’t  be  damaged.  SolarDock  provides  that  peace  of  mind.”  

SolarDock’s  unique  design  gives  it  several  advantages  over  the  other  ballasted  racking  systems  on  the  market:  the  closed  back  and  full  frame  support  protects  the  solar  panels  from  uplift  forces;  the  lack  of  rooftop  penetrations  and  metal  touching  the  roof  protects  the  building  from  roof  leaks;  and  the  clear  walkways  make  it  easy  to  inspect  and  maintain  the  system  and  roof  after  the  storm.  

Hurricane  Sandy  is  not  the  first  storm  to  test  SolarDock’s  durability.  SolarDock  systems  have  been  installed  in  hurricane  prone  areas  of  the  Eastern  United  States  since  2006,  undamaged  by  Hurricanes  Sandy,  Irene,  and  countless  un-­‐named  nor’easters.      

You  can  learn  more  about  SolarDock’s  commitment  to  safety  and  reliability  at:  http://solardock.tumblr.com/safety.  

About  SolarDock:  

With  more  than  400  projects  and  40  MW  of  projects  installed  in  the  United  States  and  Canada,  SolarDock  is  recognized  among  leading  integrators,  distributors  and  site  owners  as  the  premier  choice  in  custom  tilt  solar  mounting  system.  SolarDock’s  commitment  to  safety  and  durability  is  demonstrated  by  its  TUV  Certification,  25  year  warranty,  and  extensive  wind  testing  and  analysis.    

SolarDock  can  be  found  online  at  solardock.com,  solardock.tumblr.com,  and  major  social  media  sites  under  the  name  SolarDock.  

Address  all  inquiries  to  Kate  Bayard,  Director  of  Marketing,  at  kbayard@solardock.com.