Pegasus Solar

How to Choose

Match the flashing to the roof before anything else. InstaFlash2 with a dovetail T-bolt handles composition shingle; different decks want different flashings, and getting this wrong is what causes callbacks. Then decide rail versus rail-less: SkipRail cuts the rail count on standard layouts, while full rail runs in 84 inch black are the safe choice on irregular arrays. Add the BondBox where you need a listed, weather-sealed junction on the roof, and InstaTilt kits where a low-slope roof needs the array pitched up.

Key Specifications Explained

• Rail: 84 inch black anodized rail with bonded splices
• SkipRail: Reduced-rail mounting with kickstand clamps for one-handed install
• InstaFlash2: Dovetail T-bolt flashing kit for composition shingle
• InstaTilt: Tilt kit for low-slope and flat roof pitch correction
• BondBox: Weather-sealed rooftop junction with integrated bonding

Shop the Range

Twenty-one Pegasus SKUs from small clamps and bolts to the BondBox at $60.99 and a complete panel mounting bundle at $404.47.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Pegasus compatible with other rails?

Clamps and flashings are designed for the Pegasus system. Mixing brands generally voids the UL 2703 bonding listing, so keep the load path within one manufacturer.

What roof types does InstaFlash cover?

The current InstaFlash line targets composition shingle. Tile and metal roofs need their own attachment — see S5! for standing seam metal.

Do I need BondBox on every array?

No. It is for arrays that need a rooftop junction or transition. Many installs land everything at the combiner or inverter instead.

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