Elios AgriVoltaic Solar Fence | Vertical Aluminum Solar Racking for 4 Panels

Name: Elios AgriVoltaic Solar Fence | Vertical Aluminum Solar Racking for 4 Panels
Brand: Elios
SKU: TP-VAS-4
Price: 1199.00 CAD
Availability: InStock

Elios | SKU: TP-VAS-4

$1,199⁰⁰ $1,438⁸⁰

Shipping calculated at checkout.

Pickup available at 4490 Avenue des Industries

Usually ready in 2-4 days

Description

The Elios AgriVoltaic Solar Fence is constructed from aluminum, providing sturdy support for either one or two rows of photovoltaic modules. This versatile solar racking is a valuable addition to private power generation, as well as an affordable enhancement to existing rooftop and solar carport installations.

The solar fence offers a distinctive dual-purpose solution, seamlessly combining fencing and power generation capabilities.

Warranty:

5-year limited warranty.

Additional Details:

Model: TP-VAS-4
Base Siza (inch | mm): 8.3 x 7.3 x 5.9 in (210 x 185 x 149 mm) base with 4 expansion anchor bolts
Weight: ~ 61 kg/set (134.5 lbs)

Payment & Security

Your payment information is processed securely. We do not store credit card details nor have access to your credit card information.

Applications Specifications Product Attachments Reviews

Stable Vertical Solar Structure

Optimized for high-latitude and snowy regions, providing strong support under heavy outdoor loads.

Low-Maintenance Solar Fencing

Weather-resistant design offers durable performance while serving as an efficient alternative to hedges or pasture fencing.

Snow-Safe Solar Operation

Vertical panel positioning reduces snow buildup, limits clearing needs, and helps avoid rooftop avalanche risks.

Mono & Bifacial Module Support

Compatible with both monofacial and bifacial solar panels for flexible, efficient system integration.

Corrosion-Resistant Hardware

Stainless steel installation components provide durable, rust-resistant support for long-term outdoor use.

Secure Panel Clamp Fit

Designed to clamp solar panels with 30mm or 35mm frame thickness for stable, reliable installation.

Off-Grid

Rural areas

Telecommunications

Agricultural

Commercial & industrial

Lighting & security

Additional Details

Dimensions (mm \| inch)	4318 × 2700 mm (170 × 106.3 in)

Resources & Downloads

Frequently Asked Questions

Who engineers Elios products?

Elios products are engineered by the Elios team in Canada. Specifications are driven by Canadian operating conditions, cold-weather charging thresholds, snow and wind loading, and CSA C22.2 compliance.

What product lines does Elios make?

Elios makes five lines. Litio LiFePO4 batteries from 1.28 kWh to 61.4 kWh. Altilium AGM and flooded lead-acid batteries from 6V to 12V. Voltaic solar panels from 110W to 600W. Inversa hybrid inverter chargers, currently the 1510 at 10kW output with 15kW of solar input. Terra, Arbora and Koala mounting systems for ground, pole and bracket installation.

Are Elios batteries UL certified?

Yes. The Litio5.12 carries UL9540A, UL1973, UN38.3, IEC62619 and CE certification. The Litio16 carries UL9540A, UL1973 and IP65. UL9540A is the thermal runaway propagation test most Canadian authorities require for residential storage permits.

Is the Inversa inverter certified for grid connection in Canada?

Yes. The Inversa 1510 carries UL1741, UL1741SB, UL1699B, CSA C22.2 and IEEE 1547:2018. UL1741SB covers the grid-support functions required for utility interconnection.

Can Elios lithium batteries charge below freezing?

Litio batteries discharge to -20°C but require above-freezing cell temperature to charge. Heated models including the Litio1.28H-BT, Litio2.56H-BT and Litio5.12 warm cells automatically before accepting charge current, making them suitable for unheated cabins, garages and RV installations.

How long do Elios lithium batteries last?

The Litio5.12 is rated for 6,000 charge and discharge cycles. At one cycle per day, that exceeds sixteen years of service. The Litio10.2 is engineered for a 10-year lifespan.

What snow and wind loads are Elios racking systems rated for?

All three Elios racking lines are rated for 1.4 kN/m² snow load. Wind speed rating depends on mounting type: Arbora pole mounts are rated to 55 m/s, Terra ground mounts to 42 m/s, and Koala roof brackets to 30 m/s. Terra and Koala use galvanized or ZAM-coated steel with stainless steel hardware; Arbora uses a galvanized steel pole with aluminum rails and clamps.

Does Elios racking fit panels from other manufacturers?

Terra systems accept most framed 60-cell, 72-cell and half-cut modules when installed with Elios clamps. Confirm panel frame width and thickness before ordering.

How many Elios batteries can be connected in parallel?

The Litio5.12 supports up to 32 units in parallel for a total of 163.84 kWh. The Litio10.2 supports up to 16 units in parallel for the same total capacity.

Does Volts Energies ship Elios products across Canada?

Yes, we ship Elios products throughout Canada, with the exception of the Northwest Territories, Nunavut, and Yukon. Orders over $297 ship free. A few larger items, batteries, solar panels, racking, and storage cabinets, cost more to ship because of their size and weight, so pricing for those is calculated separately rather than included in the flat free rate.

September 21, 2026 • Zinda Agency
What's the Difference Between Wiring Solar Panels in Series or Parallel?
Solar panels can be wired in series or parallel, and each configuration affects voltage, current, and system performance differently. Learn how both setups work and when each one makes sense...
Read More ›
September 20, 2026 • Zinda Agency
What Is the Difference Between MCB, MCCB, RCB, RCD, RCCB, and RCBO?
Understanding the difference between MCB, MCCB, RCB, RCD, RCCB, and RCBO is essential for choosing the right electrical protection. Explore their functions, applications, and key differences.
Read More ›
September 17, 2026 • Zinda Agency
Propane vs Diesel Generator for Off-Grid Living: Which Is Better?
Choosing the right generator for off-grid living can make a major difference in reliability, operating costs, and energy independence. Compare propane and diesel generators to see how they differ in...
Read More ›
September 17, 2026 • Tina Kassaeian
5 Best Standby Generators for Commercial and Industrial Facilities
A standby generator is a permanently installed backup power system that starts on its own when utility power fails. It connects to your building's electrical panel through an automatic transfer...
Read More ›
September 16, 2026 • Zinda Agency
Victron SmartSolar MPPT 100/30 vs 100/50: Which Charge Controller Is Better?
Compare the Victron SmartSolar MPPT 100/30 and 100/50 to understand their differences in charging current, solar input capacity, voltage limits, and ideal system size.
Read More ›
September 15, 2026 • Zinda Agency
How Long Do Solar Panels Typically Last?
Solar panels are designed to provide reliable electricity for decades, but their performance gradually declines over time. Learn how long solar panels typically last, what affects their lifespan, and how...
Read More ›
September 14, 2026 • Zinda Agency
How to Charge Your RV Batteries: A Complete Guide
Learn how to charge your RV batteries using shore power, solar panels, generators, and battery chargers. This guide covers charging methods, safety tips, charging times, and battery maintenance.
Read More ›
September 12, 2026 • Zinda Agency
Wall-Mounted vs Portable Home Battery Storage: Which Fits Your Home?
Choosing between wall-mounted and portable home battery storage depends on your space, energy needs, and backup requirements. Compare both options to understand their differences and find the right fit for...
Read More ›