GSO CEN/TR 16999:2026
CEN/TR 16999:2019
Gulf Standard
Current Edition
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Approved on
17 September 2026
Solar energy systems for roofs - Requirements for structural connections to solar panels
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GSO CEN/TR 16999:2026 Scope
This Technical Report provides guidance on the principles and requirements of structural design for the safety and serviceability of the structural connection between solar energy panels (thermal or photovoltaic) that are mounted on flat or pitched roofs.
This Technical Report does not include requirements for:
- weather tightness of the roof, solar panels and connections;
- electrical, thermal or mechanical characteristics of the solar panels;
- precautions against fire of the installation.
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