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IronRidge BX Ballasted Chassis, 10° Tilt, Flat Roof – BX-10D-P1
IronRidge BX Ballasted Chassis, 10° Tilt, Flat Roof – BX-10D-P1
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Product Overview
The IronRidge BX-10D Chassis (BX-10D-P1) is the ballasted flat-roof mount at the core of the IronRidge BX System. Modules sit on the chassis at a fixed 10° tilt; ballast (and optional hybrid anchors) hold the array without a traditional rail-and-lag roof penetration schedule.
Chassis are molded from BASF Ultramid glass-reinforced polyamide for strength, rigidity, thermal stability, impact resistance, and UV durability. The wide base spreads load; openings help avoid water pooling under ballast. Top and bottom clamps grip the module from both sides. Made for commercial and other flat-roof layouts that IronRidge BX supports.
Best For
- Flat commercial (and similar) roofs using the IronRidge BX ballasted system
- Arrays designed for a 10° module tilt on BX chassis
- Projects that need a rail-less ballasted chassis rather than XR Flush Mount / Tilt Mount
Key Features
- 10° tilt chassis
- BASF Ultramid glass-reinforced composite construction
- Top + bottom clamp module grip (clamps sold as separate BX SKUs)
- Wide base with drainage openings for roof-friendly ballast placement
- Flanged perimeter reinforcement
Key Specifications
- Part number: BX-10D-P1
- Tilt: 10°
- System: IronRidge BX Ballasted
- Material: BASF Ultramid polyamide (glass-reinforced)
- Warranty: IronRidge 25-year product warranty (see terms)
Compatibility / Important Considerations
- Requires matching BX top clamps (frame-height specific: 30 / 32 / 35 / 40 mm) and BX bottom clamps (BX-BCL-M1).
- Bonding between adjacent modules uses BX module bonding jumpers (e.g. BX-MB8-M1) per the BX manual.
- Optional hybrid attachment hardware (BX-MA-FRA-M1) adds anchors / L-feet when ballast-only is not enough.
- Chassis are large freight items — plan shipping accordingly. Follow IronRidge BX engineering for ballast counts, setback, and roof loading.
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