A solar stent, also known as a solar panel mounting system or solar racking system, is a structure that securely and safely holds solar panels in place. It is an essential component of a solar energy system as it provides the necessary support and ensures proper alignment and orientation of the solar panels to maximize sunlight exposure and energy production.

Solar mounts are designed to be installed on various types of surfaces such as rooftops, ground, or even pole-mounted systems. Different mounting systems are available to accommodate different types of installations and the specific requirements of the site.

Some common types of solar mounts include:

Solar  Roof Mounts: These are designed to be installed on rooftops, including flat roofs, sloped roofs, and metal roofs. They typically use rails and attachment points to secure the solar panels in place.

Solar Ground Mounts: These are used when solar panels are installed on the ground, either on open land or in large-scale solar farms. Ground mounts can be fixed or adjustable to optimize the tilt and angle of the panels based on the geographical location.

Pole Mounts: These mounts are used when solar panels need to be installed on a single pole, such as in remote areas or for solar-powered street lights. They offer flexibility in panel positioning and can be adjustable to capture maximum sunlight throughout the day.

Solar mounts are designed to be durable, weather-resistant, and able to withstand the load and stresses placed on them by wind, snow, and other environmental factors. They are typically made from materials such as aluminum or steel for strength and corrosion resistance. The specific design and installation requirements of a solar mount depend on factors such as the type of installation, local building codes, and the weight and size of the solar panels being mounted.