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6, Shukla Wadi, 70 Gala, Mahim, Road, Palghar, Dist. Palghar-401404
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Electrical
Services
Solar Pannel
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Evaluate Roof Condition: Ensure your roof is in good condition and has enough space to install the panels. The roof should ideally face south (in the northern hemisphere) for maximum sunlight exposure.
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Shading: Check for potential shading from trees, buildings, or other obstructions. Even small areas of shade can significantly reduce the efficiency of solar panels.
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Roof Strength: Ensure the roof can support the weight of the solar panels and mounting hardware.
Inverter
Common Inverter Service and Maintenance Needs:
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Purpose: To ensure the inverter is operating correctly and efficiently.
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How: Many inverters have built-in monitoring systems or are connected to online platforms that track performance. Check for any error messages, sudden drops in production, or irregularities in energy output
Wiring
DC Wiring (Direct Current Wiring)
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Function: Carries the DC electricity generated by the solar panels to the inverter.
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Voltage and Current: The wiring should handle the voltage and current produced by the solar array.
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Wire Size: The wire gauge must be appropriate to minimize voltage drops and prevent overheating. For solar installations, wire sizes often range from 10 AWG to 4 AWG, depending on the current.
Wiring (Dc And Ac Cables):
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DC Cables: Carry the DC electricity from the solar panels to the inverter.
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AC Cables: Carry the AC electricity from the inverter to the main service panel or breaker box.
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Sizing and Conduits: Wire gauge must be appropriate for the current being carried, and cables should be installed in conduits for protection from weather and physical damage.
Main Service Panel (Breaker Panel):
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DC Cables: Carry the DC electricity from the solar panels to the inverter.
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AC Cables: Carry the AC electricity from the inverter to the main service panel or breaker box.
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Sizing and Conduits: Wire gauge must be appropriate for the current being carried, and cables should be installed in conduits for protection from weather and physical damage.
Net Meter (Bi-directional Meter)
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DC Cables: Carry the DC electricity from the solar panels to the inverter.
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AC Cables: Carry the AC electricity from the inverter to the main service panel or breaker box.
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Sizing and Conduits: Wire gauge must be appropriate for the current being carried, and cables should be installed in conduits for protection from weather and physical damage.
Net Meter (Bi-directional Meter)
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DC Cables: Carry the DC electricity from the solar panels to the inverter.
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AC Cables: Carry the AC electricity from the inverter to the main service panel or breaker box.
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Sizing and Conduits: Wire gauge must be appropriate for the current being carried, and cables should be installed in conduits for protection from weather and physical damage.
Electrical Load
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DC Cables: Carry the DC electricity from the solar panels to the inverter.
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AC Cables: Carry the AC electricity from the inverter to the main service panel or breaker box.
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Sizing and Conduits: Wire gauge must be appropriate for the current being carried, and cables should be installed in conduits for protection from weather and physical damage.
Safety and Protection Devices
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Fuses and Circuit Breakers: Installed throughout the system to protect against electrical overloads or short circuits.
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Surge Protection: Protects sensitive equipment (such as the inverter) from electrical surges caused by lightning or grid disturbances.
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Ground Fault Protection: Detects ground faults and shuts down the inverter or panels to prevent damage or hazards.
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