☀️ Why the Right Roof Angle Matters for Solar Panels

Solar panels work best when sunlight hits them directly. The angle at which the panels are mounted affects how much sunlight they capture — and therefore how much electricity they produce.

🎯 The Goal: Maximize Sun Exposure

• The optimal angle allows panels to absorb the maximum amount of solar radiation throughout the year.
• A wrong angle can lead to energy losses of up to 10–25%, depending on your location and roof direction.

🔍 Example: Solar Angle in Denmark

Denmark is located at a latitude of around 55° N. The ideal fixed tilt angle for solar panels in Denmark is:

• 35° for maximum yearly production (balanced summer and winter)
• 15–25° for peak summer performance
• 45–55° to focus on winter production (useful for homes needing winter heating)

⚠️ What Happens With the Wrong Angle?

🔧 Adjustable Mounting Systems

Using adjustable racks can help align panels more precisely to your needs. Some commercial systems even track the sun automatically for maximum output.

✅ Summary: Why Angle Matters