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PV + BATTERYPREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE

Regular maintenance of your Solar PV system ensures it continues to perform efficiently and effectively. 

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)

PV + BATTERY PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE

Below is a detailed list of what you can expect from our technicians when you schedule a PV+ Battery Preventative Maintenance with Revolusun.

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.

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