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Operations and Maintenance of Solar System (AMC)
Solar photovoltaic (PV) systems are a great way to generate clean and renewable energy. They require minimal maintenance and can last for many years. However, like any other electrical system, solar PV systems require regular maintenance to ensure that they are operating efficiently and producing maximum power output.
Because solar panels are typically installed on a roof, involve high electrical currents, have advanced technologies, and use expensive pieces of equipment, getting your solar power system serviced is something that's best left to the professionals.
Best Practices for O&M of Solar Power plant
- Regular inspection.
- Remote Monitoring.
- Preventative Maintenance
- System Upgradation
OUR RESIDENTIAL PACKAGES
BASIC PLAN
- Solar Module Cleaning
- On Call Support
- Inverter Maintenance
- Active Online Monitoring
- Solar Plant Health Check
- Issue Detection & Diagnostic
- Cables Management
- Checking Connectors
- Warranty Management
- Inverter Software Update
- Replacing of Faulty Connectors
- Spares Management
- Replacing Faulty Cables
- Warranty Management
- Thermography
- Solar Power System Insurance
POPULAR
STANDARD PLAN
- Solar Module Cleaning
- On Call Support
- Inverter Maintenance
- Active Online Monitoring
- Solar Plant Health Check
- Issue Detection & Diagnostic
- Cables Management
- Checking Connectors
- Warranty Management
- Inverter Software Update
- Replacing of Faulty Connectors
- Spares Management
- Replacing Faulty Cables
- Warranty Management
- Thermography
- Solar Power System Insurance
PREMIUM PLAN
- Solar Module Cleaning
- On Call Support
- Inverter Maintenance
- Active Online Monitoring
- Solar Plant Health Check
- Issue Detection & Diagnostic
- Cables Management
- Checking Connectors
- Warranty Management
- Inverter Software Update
- Replacing of Faulty Connectors
- Spares Management
- Replacing Faulty Cables
- Warranty Management
- Thermography
- Solar Power System Insurance
F.A.Q
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Why Should I go Solar ?
When you install a solar energy system on your property, you save money on your electricity bills and protect yourself against rising electricity rates in the future. How much you can save depends on the utility rates and solar policies in your area, but going solar is a smart investment regardless of where you live.
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What is "Net Metering" and how does it works ?
Net metering is an electric billing tool that uses the electric grid to “store” excess energy produced by your solar panel system. Under net metering, the energy produced by your solar panels that you don’t use is credited back to you. On a cloudy or rainy day when your panels aren’t producing enough energy, the utility grid will feed your home energy, and count that energy against the credits you’ve banked over time. As a solar customer, you will only be billed for your “net” energy usage. Also known as net energy metering or NEM, net metering is the solar industry’s foundational policy.
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What size solar plant I need to Install?
The size of your solar energy system will depend on how much electricity you use on a monthly basis, as well as the weather conditions where you live. Take a look at your past electricity bills and compare offers from licensed, pre-screened solar installers to determine the best system size for your needs.
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How much will solar maintenance cost?
A Solar Rooftop module comprises minimal moving parts and hence has very low maintenance cost. SOLARBASE™ provides first 5-year maintenance free of cost to clients ensuring a hassle free experience for all our customers.
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Do I need to clean my solar panels ?
It is a good practice to clean the solar panels 1-2 times a month. It is safer to clean the panels early in the morning or at night when no incident sun rays are present and the power plant is not producing any electricity. You can simply use a clean wet cloth, soft nylon brush or sponge to wipe the surface but ensure the panels are clear of any moisture. Don’t use metal brushes or detergents as these may streak the glass of the panel.
Operations and Maintenance of Solar System (AMC)
Solar photovoltaic (PV) systems are a great way to generate clean and renewable energy. They require minimal maintenance and can last for many years. However, like any other electrical system, solar PV systems require regular maintenance to ensure that they are operating efficiently and producing maximum power output.
Because solar panels are typically installed on a roof, involve high electrical currents, have advanced technologies, and use expensive pieces of equipment, getting your solar power system serviced is something that's best left to the professionals.
Best Practices for O&M of Solar Power plant
- Regular inspection.
- Remote Monitoring.
- Preventative Maintenance
- System Upgradation
OUR RESIDENTIAL PACKAGES
BASIC PLAN
- Solar Module Cleaning
- On Call Support
- Inverter Maintenance
- Active Online Monitoring
- Solar Plant Health Check
- Issue Detection & Diagnostic
- Cables Management
- Checking Connectors
- Warranty Management
- Inverter Software Update
- Replacing of Faulty Connectors
- Spares Management
- Replacing Faulty Cables
- Warranty Management
- Thermography
- Solar Power System Insurance
STANDARD PLAN
- Solar Module Cleaning
- On Call Support
- Inverter Maintenance
- Active Online Monitoring
- Solar Plant Health Check
- Issue Detection & Diagnostic
- Cables Management
- Checking Connectors
- Warranty Management
- Inverter Software Update
- Replacing of Faulty Connectors
- Spares Management
- Replacing Faulty Cables
- Warranty Management
- Thermography
- Solar Power System Insurance
PREMIUM PLAN
- Solar Module Cleaning
- On Call Support
- Inverter Maintenance
- Active Online Monitoring
- Solar Plant Health Check
- Issue Detection & Diagnostic
- Cables Management
- Checking Connectors
- Warranty Management
- Inverter Software Update
- Replacing of Faulty Connectors
- Spares Management
- Replacing Faulty Cables
- Warranty Management
- Thermography
- Solar Power System Insurance
F.A.Q
-
Why Should I go Solar ?
When you install a solar energy system on your property, you save money on your electricity bills and protect yourself against rising electricity rates in the future. How much you can save depends on the utility rates and solar policies in your area, but going solar is a smart investment regardless of where you live.
-
What is "Net Metering" and how does it works ?
Net metering is an electric billing tool that uses the electric grid to “store” excess energy produced by your solar panel system. Under net metering, the energy produced by your solar panels that you don’t use is credited back to you. On a cloudy or rainy day when your panels aren’t producing enough energy, the utility grid will feed your home energy, and count that energy against the credits you’ve banked over time. As a solar customer, you will only be billed for your “net” energy usage. Also known as net energy metering or NEM, net metering is the solar industry’s foundational policy.
-
What size solar plant I need to Install?
The size of your solar energy system will depend on how much electricity you use on a monthly basis, as well as the weather conditions where you live. Take a look at your past electricity bills and compare offers from licensed, pre-screened solar installers to determine the best system size for your needs.
-
How much will solar maintenance cost?
A Solar Rooftop module comprises minimal moving parts and hence has very low maintenance cost. SOLARBASE™ provides first 5-year maintenance free of cost to clients ensuring a hassle free experience for all our customers.
-
Do I need to clean my solar panels ?
It is a good practice to clean the solar panels 1-2 times a month. It is safer to clean the panels early in the morning or at night when no incident sun rays are present and the power plant is not producing any electricity. You can simply use a clean wet cloth, soft nylon brush or sponge to wipe the surface but ensure the panels are clear of any moisture. Don’t use metal brushes or detergents as these may streak the glass of the panel.