GROUND STRUCTURE · TURNKEY SOLUTION
Array One: the PEG® ground structure turnkey solution
Standardised PEG® blocks of 96 or 336 modules, with all their components: easy to quote, quick to order and install.
Request a quoteCustom project > 1 MW: PEG®The PEG®, in ready-to-install blocks
Array One adopts the proven technology of the PEG® from Jurchen Technology (foundation by driven piles, low profile, 8° tilt) in standard configurations.
No need for a specific study: you choose the suitable block, determine the number according to the power of your project, and we deliver all the necessary components.
For plants over 1 MW requiring a site study, discover our offer Custom PEG®.

Two standard blocks
Each block comes in two anchoring versions: Standard and Anchor, to be chosen according to your terrain with our teams.
Array One 8x12
The compact block, ideal for small areas or for finely adjusting the installed power.
Array One 14x24
The large block, to quickly cover larger areas with fewer references.
What is contained in an Array One block
Foundation and structure
- PEG® ND16 rods and anchor rods
- Standard 16 mm rods and anchoring (1,800 / 2,000 mm)
- Top plates XL 35-15 mm (Down / Up)
- Rails and corner bracing connectors
Module fixation
- Center clamps MKG III
- Edge clamps 30 mm
- Screws M8x35 and M8x25
- Spring washers DIN 7980 Ø8
Accessories
- Integrated cable management
- Ground plates 200 mm
- Small parts packaged in bags of 100
Order Array One in 4 steps
- Choose your block : 8x12 (96 modules) or 14x24 (336 modules).
- Define the number of blocks according to the targeted power and the selected module.
- Receive your quote with the complete nomenclature.
- Install with hand tools, without concrete or trenches.

Array One in pictures






PEG® technical documentation
Documents from the manufacturer Jurchen Technology (in English).
A project of more than 1 MW?
For large plants, the custom PEG® is subject to a dedicated study of your site.
Discover the custom PEG®Request your Array One quote
Indicate the desired block, the number of modules, and the project location.