Results

20 panels fit (3 × 7 in portrait (rows × columns)): 8.6 kWp producing about 10,320 kWh a year. Modules cover 64% of the 61 m² roof surface.
Panels that fit
20
3 × 7 in portrait (rows × columns)
System size
8.6kWp
20 × 430 W
Annual production
10,320kWh
1,200 kWh/kWp
Roof surface
61m²
50 m² on plan, ×1.22 for the slope
Usable area after setbacks
49m²
80% of the roof
Module coverage
64%
39.1 m² of modules
Power density
141Wp/m² roof
Added roof load
14kg/m²
incl. ≈ 3 kg/m² rails
Panels lost to obstructions
1
1 m² of obstructions
kWp that fits on this roof by panel class

Layout options

OrientationLayoutPanelskWp
Portrait3 × 7 in portrait (rows × columns)208.6
Landscape4 × 5 in landscape (rows × columns)198.17
Mixed3 × 7 in portrait + 0 × 5 in landscape208.6

Other panel sizes on the same roof

Panel classPanelskWpkWh/yr
300 W polycrystalline267.89,360
400 W mono PERC2089,600
430 W N-type TOPCon208.610,320
450 W TOPCon20910,800
490 W TOPCon178.339,996
550 W mono PERC158.259,900
620 W TOPCon138.069,672
700 W HJT bifacial117.79,240
  • Each obstruction removes more module positions than its own area because it breaks the grid; the calculator assumes 1.5× its area. Draw complex roofs (dormers, hips, valleys) face by face.
  • Pitched-roof setbacks: many codes require fire-access paths (e.g. 0.46–0.91 m in the US) and wind edge zones. Check your local rules and the roof structure.
  • Specific yields are inputs: get them for your exact orientation from the solar panel or tilt-angle calculators.

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