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Regular maintenance of your Solar PV system ensures it continues to perform efficiently and effectively. Below is a detailed list of what you can expect from our technicians when you schedule a PV+ Battery Preventative Maintenance with Revolusun.

What to Expect

We are pleased to offer the following services as part of our PV + Battery Maintenance. Here’s what to expect from our RevoluSun Smart Home Specialist:

• Inspection of Solar Panels
• Cleaning of Solar Panels
• Inspection of Inverters
• Cleaning of Inverters
• Visual Inspection of the Conduit
• Monitoring System Check (if applicable)
• Monitoring Troubleshooting (if needed)

Cleaning & Inspection of Solar Panels

•  Surface Debris Removal: Clear leaves, dust, and other debris from panel surfaces.

•  Spot Cleaning: Address hard-to-remove spots, such as bird droppings or residue.

•  Visual Damage Check: Inspect for cracks, chips, or other signs of wear.

•   Frame and Mount Inspection: Check that panels are securely mounted and undamaged.

•  Performance Check: Test output before and after cleaning.

Cleaning & Inspection of Solar Inverters

•  Dust and Debris Removal: Carefully clean off dust, dirt, or cobwebs.

•  Ventilation Check: Ensure inverters have proper airflow to avoid overheating.

•  Connection Inspection: Check wiring and connections for tightness and corrosion.

•  Electrical Testing: Test for any voltage irregularities or signs of malfunction.

•  Enclosure Check: Inspect for cracks, weathering, or insect infestations.

Visual Inspection of Conduit

•  Conduit Integrity Check: Look for cracks, breaks, or visible damage to the conduit.

•  Sealing Inspection: Ensure all joints and connections are sealed properly.

•  Rust and Corrosion Check: Look for signs of rust or corrosion, especially on metal parts.

•  Alignment Verification: Confirm conduit alignment to prevent strain on connections.

•  Electrical Wiring Examination: Check for exposed wiring or wear inside the conduit.

PV Monitoring System Check (if applicable)

•  System Status Review: Confirm that the monitoring system is actively tracking performance.

•  Data Accuracy Check: Ensure data reflects real-time energy production accurately.

•  Alert and Warning Check: Look for any alerts or warnings on system performance.

•  Communication Testing: Verify connectivity between the system and monitoring device.

Troubleshooting (if needed)

•  Identify Issue Source: Determine whether the problem is with hardware, software, or connectivity.

•  Check System Connections: Inspect and secure any loose or disconnected wires or components.

•  Reboot Monitoring System: Restart the monitoring system to reset and clear minor glitches.

•  Test Data Transmission: Verify that data is being sent accurately from the inverter to the monitoring platform.

•  Update or Reconfigure Software: Apply any necessary software updates or adjust settings for accurate tracking.

Customer Report

A detailed, customer-facing report with all findings.