- Choose the right installation position: Solar panels need to be fully exposed to sunlight to produce maximum power output. Therefore, it is very important to choose a location with no obstructions and plenty of sunlight. Typically, solar panels can be installed on the roof, walls or ground of a building.
- Installation bracket: According to the characteristics and requirements of the installation location, choose the appropriate bracket to install the solar panel. The bracket needs to be strong, stable, and able to withstand the weight of the solar panels and the impact of the external environment
- Connecting cable: Connect the cable between the solar panel and the panel assembly. Make sure the cables are securely connected and in good contact, and keep the wires in order
- Install an inverter: An inverter is a device that converts the direct current generated by a solar panel into usable alternating current. As needed, install the inverter in the appropriate position and connect it to the cable of the solar panel.
- Connect to the grid or battery: According to the actual demand, the solar panel's electrical energy output is connected to the grid or battery storage system. For the on-grid solar energy system, it can export the energy to the grid. For the off-grid solar energy system, it can store the energy in the batteries. In this way, the electricity generated by the solar panels can be supplied to home or commercial electrical equipment for use, or stored in batteries for emergency use.
- Testing and commissioning: After the installation is completed, it is necessary to test and debug to ensure the normal operation of the solar panel and the power output.If you are not sure how big the system you need, welcome to contact us for more details!
