The two main parts of a solar system are the panels and the inverter. The inverter is the heart and soul of the system. Its job is to convert the direct current generated by the solar panels into alternating current. In addition, the system includes the UV standing solar cable, mounting bracket, MC4 connectors and surge protection devices.Each roof structure requires an individual support structure (shingle, tile, sheet, flat roof) The roof structure is not damaged during installation and does not involve any demolition.

To install a solar PV system, it is necessary to notify the competent service provider of the intention to connect to a small household-scale power plant (SMPP), which can be authorised by means of a request for authorisation.

In a family house environment, it is not necessary in most cases. Nowadays, science shows that the number of lightning strikes is not increasing
for houses with solar panels. In addition, the surge protection device provides maximum protection and is therefore an indispensable part of the solar system. What installation work is involved in installing a solar system?

The first step in installing a solar system is to attach the support structure to the roof. The support structure is provided by rail anchors, which are mounted on the roof battens. Next, the support rails are placed on the hooks and then the modules are placed on the rails. In the meantime, the inverter and its support structure are installed.

Then the electrical connection is made using the module connectors, the inverter is connected, then the earthing wire is connected and finally the new metering clock is installed.

The back-and-forth meter measures the amount consumed separately and also measures the amount fed back separately. The meter is read once a year, and the difference between the two readings is paid for, but only if you have used more than you have recharged.

Yes. The sun will penetrate the thin layer of snow, warm it up and the snow will melt on the solar panels. If there is a lot of snow accumulating on it, you may want to scrape the snow off with a rubber window scraper.

What happens in the event of a power cut?

Then we will also have a blackout, regardless of whether we have solar panels or not, or whether the solar panels are producing or not.One of the very important protective functions of inverters in grid-connected solar systems is that they shut down in the event of a power failure. This is necessary so that when the service provider is doing some installation work on the grid, they can be sure that no electricity can be carried in the grid in any way.

According to the standard, tempered glass sheets can withstand ice up to 3 cm in diameter without damage. This is guaranteed by the manufacturers. In view of the high value, we always advise our customers to review their existing insurance and include the
include a solar system in their home insurance.

Against windstorms, the factory mounting frames primarily protect the solar panels from distortion. Their resistance to windstorms depends largely on the expertise of the installer. Solar panels must be able to withstand the static standards for roofs, including wind suction. Be sure to use experienced and properly qualified people.

Then we will also have a blackout, regardless of whether we have solar panels or not, or whether the solar panels are producing or not.
One of the very important protection functions of inverters in grid-connected solar systems is that they shut down in the event of a power failure. This is necessary to ensure that when the service provider is carrying out some installation work on the grid, there is no way of getting electricity into the grid.