Installation and Commissioning
Installation & Commissioning
Installation Processes
Equipment Arrival Verification
Ensure all items listed in the packing list are present and in good condition. If anything is missing or damaged, immediately reach out to the supplier for assistance.
Structure Assembly and Wiring
Earthing Protection and System Setup
Grid Connection and Meter Installation
Metal Fabrication
Solar Generation: An Overview on CO2 Avoidance
Metal fabrication is important for making parts used in solar power systems. These parts help solar panels work properly. Solar energy, on the other hand, helps reduce CO2 emissions by replacing dirty power sources like coal and gas. Using solar power cuts down on pollution and helps protect the environment. Both metal fabrication and solar energy work together to fight climate change. They support the shift to a cleaner, greener world. Together, they help reduce greenhouse gases and move us toward a more sustainable future.
| Types of Modules | Poly / Multi Crystalline | Mono Perc | Bi-Facial |
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| Power Generation per Module | 260 Wp & Higher | 345 Wp & Higher | 400 Wp & Higher |
| Efficiency | 16%-17% | 17%-19% | 19%-23% |
| Life | 25 years life | Slower power deration with higher energy yield | High temperatures and shading have less impact on generation |
| Application | Widely used in the market | High temperatures and shading have less impact on generation | Can be manufactured according to the application. More yield. |
Commissioning
Commissioning is the process of verifying that all systems and components of a plant are designed, installed, tested, operated, and maintained according to the owner’s or final client’s specifications and requirements.
In the context of photovoltaic (PV) systems, commissioning plays a critical role in ensuring that the installation is both safe and operates efficiently. It acts as a formal quality assurance step, confirming that every aspect of the system meets established standards. By doing so, commissioning encourages installers to take responsibility for their work, promotes accountability, and helps ensure smooth project completion and payment.
When done properly, commissioning leads to a high level of satisfaction among all parties involved—installers, employers, and system owners. Satisfied customers are more likely to become repeat clients, which in turn leads to more opportunities and helps drive the growth of the renewable energy sector. Ultimately, commissioning contributes to the broader goal of expanding the use of sustainable energy systems.