Solar inverters do not require frequent maintenance like cars, but regular inspections and maintenance are still necessary.

Why do you need maintenance?

• Extend service life: Regular maintenance can help the inverter maintain optimal working condition and extend its service life.

• Improve power generation efficiency: By cleaning and checking, you can ensure that the inverter efficiently converts solar energy into electricity.

• Detect problems early: Regular inspections can help detect potential problems early and avoid larger failures.

How often should maintenance be performed?
The frequency of maintenance depends on many factors, such as:

• Inverter type and brand: Different models of inverters have different maintenance requirements.

• Installation environment: Environmental factors such as dust and moisture can affect the life of the inverter.

• Frequency of use: Inverters that are used frequently may require more frequent maintenance.

Generally speaking, it is more appropriate to perform routine inspections every six months. If your inverter is installed in a harsh environment or you find that its working efficiency has decreased, you can increase the frequency of inspections.

What is the maintenance content?

• Cleaning: Wipe the surface of the inverter with a soft cloth regularly to remove dust and dirt.

• Check the connection: Check whether all connections are firm and whether there are signs of looseness or corrosion.

• Check heat dissipation: Make sure there is enough ventilation space around the inverter and good heat dissipation.

• Check the display: Check the information on the display to see if there is any abnormality.

• Check the alarm: If the inverter has an alarm function, check the alarm information and handle it in time.

Notes:

• Safety first: Before performing maintenance, be sure to cut off the power supply to ensure safety.

• Professional maintenance: If you are not familiar with the inverter, it is recommended to ask a professional to perform maintenance.

• Refer to the manual: Read the manual of the inverter carefully to understand the specific maintenance requirements.