Solar Panel Installation

• Install THE SOLAR PANELS IN PLACE

The solar panel installation must be put on the mounting framework to keep it stable. Make sure all of the bolts and nuts are tightened.

• Wire THE SOLAR PANELS 

Electrical wiring is the next phase in the installation procedure. MC4 connections are commonly used since they are compatible with all types of solar panels. During the wire installation, make sure to turn off the power to the house.

• SOLAR INVERTER INSTALLATION

After that, the system must be linked to the solar inverter. It is often positioned near the main panel and it might be both indoors and outside. When inverters are kept in a colder environment, they perform better.

If the inverter is outside, it should be protected from the sun in the afternoon. If it’s located inside, the garage or utility room are typically the best options because they’re cold and have airflow for the majority of the year.

• BOND SOLAR INVERTER AND SOLAR BATTERY

Following that, the solar inverter must be linked to the solar battery. Solar battery storage can help you avoid worrying about a shortage of useable energy on overcast days, as well as reduce the cost of installing a solar battery storage system.

• CONNECT THE INVERTER TO THE CONSUMER UNIT

The inverter should be linked to the consumer unit to create power. A generation meter should also be installed to track the quantity of power generated by the solar panels. You may examine the functioning of your solar system using your computer or another device.

• START AND TEST SOLAR PANELS

The next step is to turn on the electricity and test the solar panel system that has just been installed. The solar panel installation procedure is then done.