Compatibility starts with the property

Property exposure and product fit are separate questions. A useful review brings together building geometry, roof condition and projections, footprint, attachments, grade, landscaping, access, and installation constraints.

Illustration of a generic property with simple footprint
Simple footprintA comparatively regular building can still raise questions about roof loads, projections, access, and perimeter conditions.
Illustration of a generic property with articulated footprint
Articulated footprintOffsets and multiple roof or wall planes can change the path and area an enclosure would need to cover.
Illustration of a generic property with slope and attachment
Slope and attachmentChanging ground height and attached structures can complicate clearance, coverage, access, and perimeter behavior.

Building the eligibility framework

Representative property archetypes will help define cassette placement, deployment clearance, coverage boundaries, installation methods, and service access.

What a property review can collect

  • Building and roof geometry, height, condition, and projections.
  • Attached structures, exterior equipment, and potential obstructions.
  • Ground slope, perimeter access, landscaping, and neighboring constraints.
  • Installation access, inspection needs, local requirements, and safe egress.