What does the maintenance of the generation system consist of?
This consists of removing, once a month, any type of object, dirt, etc., that could affect the correct production of the photovoltaic panels, for example, bird droppings or snow, and in this way the solar panels are maintained.
Accumulated dust or pollution remains must also be removed as far as possible, since it will reduce the electric current generated and if they persist over time they could generate hot spots.
To do this, you should not use methods that could scratch or damage the solar panels, so you should not use scouring pads or abrasive products and the most advisable thing is to use water and a cloth, without any further complications.
This inspection will check that no cells are in poor condition (broken protective glass, usually due to external actions). It will also be checked that the module frame is in good condition (absence of deformations or breaks). It is advisable to carry out the inspection every 2 months and always monitor the quality of the solar panels.
The support structure of the photovoltaic panels is usually made entirely of aluminium profiles and stainless steel screws, so they do not require anti-corrosion maintenance.
Solar Panel maintenance and when to do it depends on where they are installed, whether it is a home or industry.
Cleaning should be carried out very early in the morning, with warm water and without using any high-pressure device to avoid damaging the structure of the panel. Also avoid using any other liquid to try to clean the solar panels.
This type of maintenance on solar panel installations is recommended to be carried out by qualified personnel, such as a solar panel installer.
The usual, non-preventive checks that must be carried out on solar panel installations are:
Maintenance of solar panels must be carried out at least once a year when all solar modules are already mounted and connected. It must be carried out during the central hours of the day to avoid shadows and so that the current produced is high enough.
When the short-circuit current is low (about 10A), the measurement can be made with a simple multimeter, placing the probes on the terminals of the main connection box.
When the short-circuit current is greater than the capacity of the multimeter, then a clamp meter must be used.
In this case, where the use of a clamp meter will be necessary, we can find:
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