Servicing and maintenance of a solar system are essential to ensure optimal performance and longevity. Regular checks on various components help identify potential issues before they lead to system inefficiency or failure.

Generation Meter: The generation meter should be checked periodically to ensure it is recording the correct amount of energy being produced. Any discrepancies may indicate an issue with the system’s performance or the meter itself.

Inverters: Inverters are the heart of a solar system, converting DC to AC power. It’s important to check the inverter’s display for any error codes or alerts, which could signal operational problems. Regular cleaning and inspection of the inverter’s ventilation system are also necessary to prevent overheating, ensuring the system runs efficiently.

Panels: Solar panels should be inspected for any visible damage or dirt accumulation. Cleaning the panels regularly will help maintain maximum efficiency by removing debris that could block sunlight. Insulation checks on wiring and connections are also crucial, as degraded insulation can lead to potential safety hazards or energy losses.

By performing these routine checks, including cleaning and inspection of critical components, the solar system will maintain its performance, reduce the likelihood of costly repairs, and extend its operational life.