Solar panels convert solar energy into generating usable electricity. Photovoltaic panels capture sunlight to generate energy and are generally mounted on roofs. They provide energy for both residential and industrial uses. Installing a solar plant may seem daunting at first, but the more information you gather, the easier it will seem.
So, here is a step-by-step breakdown of the process you should follow for the easy installation of your solar plant.
The solar panel mounting brackets are first positioned in place. Flush mounts or roof-ground mounts are to be installed on the roof. Mounts should be installed carefully with precision as they are structures that support and stabilise the solar panels.
It is also vital that you understand the optimum direction towards which the PV panels should be positioned to gain the most amount of sunlight. In the Northern Hemisphere, the South is the best direction as it receives the maximum sunlight, while panels installed in countries of the Southern Hemisphere should ideally face north.
The mounting framework must be tilted at an angle of 18 to 36 degrees to receive maximum sunlight. You can also use a solar tracker for higher efficiency.
Next, the solar panels are secured to the mount with nuts and bolts to ensure the structure stays intact and is long-lasting and durable.
A universal connector like MC4 is compatible with all types of solar panels. You can use the sequences given below to establish the connection:
Series Connection: The positive (+) wire of one PV module is linked to the negative (-) wiring of the next module in a series connection. This type of wiring helps the voltage match with that of the battery bank.
Parallel Connection: Connect positive (+) wires to positive (+) wires and negative wires (-) to negative (-). The voltage on each panel’s wiring remains the same.
Connect the positive wire from the solar panel to the inverter’s positive terminal and the negative wire to the inverter’s negative terminal.
The next step is to link the solar inverter to the solar battery. Again, the positive terminal of the inverter is connected to the positive terminal of the solar battery, and the negative terminal of the inverter to the negative terminal of the solar battery. Solar energy storage is needed to store surplus electricity for backup in an off-grid system.
A standard plug can connect the inverter’s main power switchboard to the power grid. An output wire is linked to the electric board that delivers electricity.
Finally, turn the inverter on when all the wires are in place and connections have been established. The solar inverter has a digital display showing statistics regarding the solar panel’s power generation and use. Hoorah, you have now completed the installation of the solar panel.
Conclusion
Yes, installing a solar panel is that easy. It is a one-time investment that generates electricity for free and it is one of the best “green” choices you can make. Sterling and Wilson Renewable Energy Limited is a large-scale solar EPC contractor offering green energy solutions such as the complete installation and maintenance of the solar plant.
Originally published at http://realestateandepc.wordpress.com on November 23, 2022.
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