Solar panels can provide power for both business and residential use. In both cases, photovoltaic panels are mounted on the roof to capture as much sunlight as possible and create as much power.

The following are the steps in the solar system installation procedure:

Step 1: Installing the mount

The solar panel mounting brackets must be installed first. Roof-ground mounts or flush mounts may be used based on the application. This foundation gives stability and support. The orientation in which the PV panels (monocrystalline or polycrystalline) are mounted is carefully considered.

The optimum direction to face solar panels in the Northern Hemisphere is south because it receives the most amount of sunlight. Both east and west directions are acceptable. The ideal direction for countries in the Southern Hemisphere is north.

The mounting framework must again be adjusted slightly. The tilt angle might be anything from 18 to 36 degrees. Many firms utilize a solar tracker to increase conversion efficiency.

Step 2: Put the solar panels in place

After that, the solar panels must be secured to the mounting structure using nuts and bolts. The entire construction is secured adequately to ensure that it is durable and long-lasting.

Step 3: Install the electrical wiring

Electrical wiring comes next. During cabling, universal connectors such as MC4 are used since they may be used with any type of solar panel. The following sequence of electrical connections can be made between these panels:

Series Connection: The positive (+) wire of one PV module is linked to another module’s negative (–) wire in a series connection. The voltage match with the battery bank is improved with this type of wiring.

Parallel Connection: In this scenario, the connections are positive (+) to positive (+) and negative (–) to negative (–). Each panel’s wiring voltage remains the same with this style of wiring.

Step 4: Connect the solar inverter to the system

The system must then be connected to a solar inverter. The positive wire from the solar panel is linked to the inverter’s positive terminal, while the negative wire is connected to the inverter’s negative terminal.

To generate power, the solar inverter is linked to the Solar Battery and Grid Input.

Step 5: Connect the solar inverter to the solar battery

After that, you must connect the solar inverter and solar battery. The battery’s positive terminal is linked to the positive terminal of the inverter, and the negative terminal is connected to the negative terminal of the inverter. To store an electrical backup in an off-grid solar system, a battery is required.

Step 6: Link the solar inverter to the power grid

The inverter must then be connected to the grid. A standard plug can be used to connect to the main power switchboard. The electric board that delivers electricity is linked to an output wire.

Step 7: Turn on the solar inverter

When all of the electrical cabling and connections are complete, turn on the inverter switch on the home’s main switch. Most solar inverters will include a digital display that will show you statistics about your solar unit’s generation and use.

And there you go. Your own solar system installation is complete! For years and years, you can enjoy FREE Renewable Green Energy!