What equipment do I need to go solar?

You need solar panels, inverters, racking equipment, and performance monitoring equipment to go solar. You also might want an energy storage system (aka solar battery), especially if you live in an area that doesn't have net metering.

How do you know if a solar system needs maintenance?

Solar homeowners should also regularly check their monitoring portal so they know how much their system is producing and if any errors are present. There are many causes of maintenance in solar systems, but the ones that lead to the most labor costs are, by far and away, equipment failures.

Which commercial solar panel cleaning equipment is right for You?

Streamline® offers a comprehensive range of commercial solar panel cleaning equipment designed to address these challenges efficiently and safely. MOBI® Maxi 3000: A compact, electric-powered system that produces up to 3,000 gallons of ultra-pure water per day. Its portability makes it ideal for mobile cleaning teams handling various sites.

Do you need a storage battery for a solar system?

Storage batteries also allow a PV system to operate when the electric grid is not available. If you want your solar panels to operate during a power outage, you need to pair them with a solar battery. Hybrid solar systems and off-grid systems both use solar energy storage.

Why should you choose a solar installer?

With SI-30 Total, SI-30 Solar, and SI-30 Battery, solar installers provide homeowners protection and peace of mind with 30 years of equipment and labor cost coverage. Installers can perform service work as necessary and submit claims to Solar Insure to be paid for their service work, so costs don’t need to be passed on to consumers.

When does your solar equipment decision really matter?

There are three critical cases when your solar equipment decision really counts: 1. Solar batteries in net metering states 2. String inverters for south-facing, shade-free roofs 3. Rooftop vs. ground-mounted solar