Install a solar battery system properly

Solar battery system helps to convert and produce electricity. This is a technology solution that saves energy effectively and protects the environment in the long run.

Step 1: Measure the roof size:

Unless you are using solar roof tiles, you need to measure the roof size and make sure your panels can fit in the available space.

You may consider choosing an area with ample space to add more solar panels in the future. They should not be installed closer than 12 inches from the edge of the roof and 16 inches from the eaves.

To be able to absorb solar energy in the best way, it is recommended to place solar panels on a sloping roof, facing the sun and make sure the roof is not covered and there is shade from other trees and buildings. …

So, if you live in an area on the East side, you should install it towards the East for maximum light exposure.

Step 2: Install the racks and rails:

Before mounting, you must install brackets on sloping roofs or mount mounting rails on flat roofs.

Mounting brackets used on sloping roofs must be positioned to expose direct sunlight. A mounting system is used during installation to allow you to place the panel at any angle you want.

It is advisable to keep all solar panels at the correct angle and height even when the roof slope changes to keep the voltage production the same.

Be sure to use roof glue where drill and attach screws to the roof to attach the frame or bracket. So no rainwater can leak through the holes in your roof.

It is best to follow the supplied instruction sheet to ensure correct installation according to the manufacturer's recommendations.

Step 3: Mount the panels:

After mounting the brackets, you next need to mount the panels by placing them on the brackets and securely fixing them on them.

When installing, make sure they don't accidentally slide off very steep roofs before you have a chance to secure them. Then you have to connect the panels together in the way you want them to produce power.