Solar Panel Mounting Bracket Kit - for Camper Van Roof Racks
Solar Panel Mounting Bracket
Flush-mounted solar panel brackets on roof rack
Solar panel brackets mounted from the bottom of the crossbar
Solar panel brackets used in a raised-mount position
Solar panel brackets to flush mount 1.5" solar panels
Solar panel mounting brackets in bottom-mount position
Solar panel brackets in raised mount orientation

Solar Panel Mounting Brackets

Regular price $49.00
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SKU: UN0108B

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Our Solar Panel Mounting Brackets are designed to allow you to flush mount your solar panels to your FVC roof rack, making the installation clean and simple. They are designed to be used with our Low Pro or Standard series Sprinter, Transit, & ProMaster roof racks; or any other roof rack that features 8020 style extrusion crossbars.  

How Can I Mount My Solar Panels With These Brackets?  

Flush-Mount: This is the most common option. Install the brackets in the T-slots on the top of the crossbars. Solar panels need to be 1.5" tall to be flush-mounted.

Bottom-Mount: This allows you to use the crossbar for other purposes and have solar panels installed. Install the brackets in the T-slots on the bottom of the crossbars.

Raised-Mount: This allows you to mount the panels in any orientation. Flip the bracket over and install in the T-slots on the top of the crossbars. 

DETAILS: 

  • 4x solar panel mounting brackets   
  • 8x bolts, washers, and slide-in t-nuts 
  • 4x bolts and locknuts to mount to solar panel 
  • View the Installation Guide »

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead and lead compounds, DEHP and bisphenol A (BPA) which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

Customer Reviews

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Adolfo S.

Solar Panel Mounting Brackets

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Edward R.
Installation Hacks

My FVC roof rack has a usable width of 57.3" whereas most 200W solar panels are an inch or so longer. No worries, just orient them different. Thought top-mount was too high and flush-mount wouldn't allow more support in the middle. Decided on bottom-mount so spare cross-beams would support panels in the middle since they were attached on ends. Good luck trying to align t-nuts for a blind attempt to insert bolts from the bottom. Solution: Set your phone on the van roof in selfie mode. You can now see when t-nuts are aligned and easily insert bolts. 600W on roof of Transit 148". Two Renogy 200W and two Rich Solar 100W thin panels on either side of Maxxair fan leaves room for vents. Specs match closely giving 597W output wired in series/parallel.

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Casey S.C.
Solar Panel Clips

The clips are much stronger than originals that came with my Tranquility Thor van. The Mercedes factory side rails are difficult to make the new clip installation as there is just no room to fit hands and tools under the panel.
The job got completed, but what a pain. I am just glad that I had two Flatline side ladders previously mounted in place to perform the work at hand. Great ladders too!

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Larry D.

Super helpful, they returned my call when they said they would. They helped me get a better shipping rate to Alaska. 👍.

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Vince M.
Solar brakets

Very easy to use. Multiple mounting options.

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Trystan
Solar Panel Mounts

These work perfectly as intended and they make it look clean and sleek!

Thanks Trystan!

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