Fastensol H Rail Splice - Joiner for Fastensol H-Profile Rail

Description

The Fastensol H Rail Splice is a joiner used to connect two lengths of Fastensol H-Profile Rail end to end, allowing longer, continuous rail runs to be built from standard rail lengths. It is a key component in the manufacturer's GSE Ground Mount System, which is built using Fastensol H-Rail as its structural rail.

Wherever an H-Rail run needs to extend beyond a single length — such as longer ground-mounted array rows — the splice provides a straightforward way to join sections together without introducing a weak point in the rail run.

F-HRJ-120

Part Number

H-Rail Only

Compatibility

GSE Ground Mount

System Use

End-to-End

Joint Type

Please Note: This splice is compatible only with Fastensol H-Profile Rail and is not interchangeable with the standard Fastensol silver rail, which uses a different profile.

Joins Two Lengths of H-Rail

Connects two sections of Fastensol H-Profile Rail end to end, allowing a continuous rail run to be built for longer array rows.

Built for the GSE Ground Mount System

A key component when using Fastensol H-Rail as part of the GSE Ground Mount System, where longer rail runs are common.

Product Details

Product Name

Fastensol H Rail Splice

Part Number

F-HRJ-120

Compatibility

Compatible Rail

Fastensol H-Profile Rail (3300mm)

Typical Application

GSE Ground Mount System, longer H-Rail runs

What is the Fastensol H Rail Splice used for?

It joins two lengths of Fastensol H-Profile Rail together end to end, allowing a continuous rail run to be built for longer array rows, such as those used in the GSE Ground Mount System.

Is this splice compatible with the standard Fastensol silver rail?

No. It is designed specifically for Fastensol H-Profile Rail, which has a different profile to the standard silver rail used in most pitched roof kits.

What system is this splice most commonly used with?

It is a key component of the GSE Ground Mount System, which uses Fastensol H-Rail as its structural rail and often requires longer, joined rail runs.

Does the splice weaken the rail run at the joint?

The splice is designed to create a secure, load-bearing connection between two rail lengths, allowing them to function as a continuous run rather than two independent sections.

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