What Is In The Maintenance Of A Solar System?

1. 1. Checking your system is safe and poses no electrical or fire risk to you or your family employees or your family..
   2. Identifying warranty related issues as early as possible and reporting to manufacturer or dealer.
   3. Close inspection of solar panels for any installation, manufacturing defects, cracks or damage. 
   4. The timely and regular cleaning of solar cells and PV panels. 
   5. Check all panel interconnectors for loose or hot joints. 
   6. Diagnosis and tests pertaining to low solar power production.
   7. Shade analysis
   8. Infra red thermal check.
   9. Checking any holes in your roof are sealed properly and wont leak into your house.
   10. Check the solar panel racking system is installed correctly and to the standard required for your wind region.
   11. Check the solar panels are earthed correctly in case they short out on your roof and become an electrical hazard for you or your family.
   12. Regular maintenance of all thermal-based components. 
   13. Checking the inverter is installed, programmed and set up correctly.
   14. Checking of wiring, conduits and all related weatherproof equipment such as isolators are installed to Australian Standards and safe.
   15. Checking all terminals are firmly fastened and no hot joints that could result in failure or fire.
   16.  Filing of warranty claims on your behalf, saving you the hassle and time.
   17. Organising warranty replacements

To do this properly takes time, in depth knowledge, the right equipment and an experienced eye.