Maintenance

Clean solar panels regularly to remove accumulated dust, dirt, and debris.
Use a soft brush or solar panel-specific sponge to prevent scratches.
Mix a gentle cleaning solution using mild soap and water; avoid harsh chemicals.
Gently scrub the panels in a circular motion, applying minimal pressure.
Rinse with clean water and allow panels to air dry naturally to prevent streaks.
Prioritize safety and follow manufacturer guidelines for specific cleaning instructions.

Regularly inspect mounting components for looseness or damage. Tighten loose parts carefully and replace damaged components promptly.
Proper maintenance ensures the stability and security of your solar panels.

Keep records of energy production to track performance.
Compare performance over time and investigate significant drops.
Utilize monitoring software or built-in systems for easy tracking.
Early detection of issues helps optimize energy output.

Prune nearby trees and vegetation to prevent shading on panels. Remove fallen leaves and debris that hinder performance.
Consider long-term vegetation management if shading remains a concern

Schedule periodic professional inspections for a comprehensive system assessment.
Receive expert advice on maintenance, cleaning, and long-term care.
Test electrical connections and ensure system performance.
Ensure warranty compliance and gain peace of mind.
Inspections should occur at least once every two to three years, as recommended by the manufacturer.