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Anern, with 15 years of experience in the energy industry, from solar systems to solar accessories, from indoor LED lighting to outdoor solar lighting, we are one of the sources to meet your diverse needs.
We have cooperated with more than 200 countries in solar energy projects and road lighting projects. We have exported products to many countries and participated in many important government projects around the world.
We provide customers with one-stop solar energy solutions and road lighting solutions, and provide ODM and OEM services, we can meet customers one-time procurement, to provide customers with more comprehensive services.
Anern has 15 years of experience in solar lighting and solar product manufacturing. Anern Industry Group Limited is headquartered in Guangzhou. With a production base of 7,000 square meters, our company has an R&D team of more than 100 people.
The solar panel inspection takes place after your solar panel system has been installed. The inspector (a local government employee or inspection service personnel) will arrange to meet you at your home to inspect the entire system. Sometimes, your permit fees include the inspection fees, but this depends on your local government. Ultimately, the inspection is a small price to pay for peace of mind, knowing that you have installed the system correctly and will not put your home or family at risk. The inspection ensures that the half-cell mono solar panel system is safe for you and others. The objective of the assessment is to ensure that your system complies with specifications, does not pose a fire hazard, and can operate normally and efficiently. The inspection process may vary by local government and inspection service, but they generally review common categories. Solar panel inspections are mainly divided into two major categories: electrical systems and structural.
During the electrical system inspection, the inspector will check your main service panel and the entire electrical system. They will look for fire safety issues or potential short circuits that could cause injury or damage.
The inspector will also check whether the half-cell mono solar panel, mounting rails, and metal conduits (if used) are properly grounded. They will assess the correct specifications, wire types, and wire connections in the correct positions. They will also look for appropriately sized conduits and circuit breakers within your main service panel, particularly if you have performed an electrical service upgrade to meet capacity requirements. The inspector will compare all the elements to the plans you submitted and approved during the permitting process.
Many cities also have requirements for the location of AC and DC disconnect switches. They need to be close to each other and near your meter so that emergency personnel can quickly find them and shut them off in case of an emergency. Finally, the inspector will check your system to ensure that the entire system is labeled with all required safety and specification labels.
The solar panel inspection also includes examining the structural installation of the roof mounting system and the structure of your home. The purpose of the structural inspection is to check whether the soalar panels can withstand natural forces throughout the system's lifespan, ensuring it will not damage your home or property, and understanding that in extreme weather conditions, the installation will not compromise the structure of your house itself. The inspector will check whether the installation of the half-cell mono solar panel is correct, whether the rails are properly installed, and if any reinforcement has been made to the house structure. Similarly, the inspector will compare your system and structural changes to the plans approved during the permitting process.
