The Skeleton of a Photovoltaic System
The photovoltaic support system acts as the skeleton of the solar panel, undertaking three main tasks:
Support Structure: Made of aluminum alloy/galvanized steel to adapt to different climates
Angle Adjustment: Adjustable design allows for free tilt angles from 15° to 60°
Wind Resistance Design: Wind pressure resistance must meet or exceed level 8
Rooftop installations require lightning protection grounding components, while ground installations require concrete foundation piles. Special sand-resistant supports are also needed in desert areas.
The Neural Network of Current Transmission
The journey of current from the photovoltaic panel to the inverter requires these key components:
DC Cables: Double-layer insulation with UV protection, temperature resistance -40℃ to 90℃
MC4 Connectors: Waterproof rating IP67 or higher, plug-in/plug-out life exceeding 100 cycles
Junction Boxes: Built-in diodes to prevent backflow, heat sink design for 10℃ cooling
It is recommended to check cable aging every 2 years. In humid areas, install moisture-proof sealing rings.
Guardians of System Safety
These small components are crucial to the safety of the entire system:
Reverse Diode: Prevents backflow of current at night
Surge Protector: Protects against voltage fluctuations caused by lightning strikes
Monitoring Module: Monitors the power generation of each module in real time
Cleaning Tool: Flexible brush head extends module lifespan