Because solar panels are continuously exposed to the elements, producers make them as durable as possible. Solar panels are strong enough to resist hurricanes and other extreme weather. The good news is that because solar panels are constructed to withstand hurricane winds, rain, and hail, you won’t have to worry about them being ruined or damaged. However, before any tropical storms hit, you’ll need to take certain preparations.
Solar panel systems are not adversely affected by rain. Solar panels and their connectors are both weatherproof and sturdy. When the rain starts to fall, you won’t have to worry about them collapsing. In fact, the raindrops that fall on your panels might help you generate more electricity. Because water is reflective, when the sun reappears after a downpour, those droplets will attract light and improve energy generation. Rain can also aid in the removal of dirt and debris from your solar panels. This maintains them clean and allows them to absorb enough sunshine
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It makes no sense or sense to take your solar panels down from the ground, a wall, or your roof, especially when they assist in protecting your home’s roof from storm damage. Before a storm hits, make sure to document the state of your solar panel system in case there is any damage. Solar panels are just as precious as other valuables in terms of financial investment. When seeking insurance coverage, having proof will aid your case. If you need to deliver documentation to your provider, having both hard and digital photo copies is a good idea. Over a 25-year period, most solar warranty plans cover your system’s equipment, labor, and repair or maintenance due to damage, loss, or theft.
- Electric bills can be reduced or eliminated.
- Improve the value of your home
- Reduce your carbon footprint.
Solar panels, contrary to popular belief, can withstand some of the hardest and largest hailstones. Between 2010 and 2013, the National Renewable Energy Laboratory examined 80,000 solar panel installations and discovered that just 1% of all systems reported module damage or underperformance per year. Quality manufacturers evaluate solar panels for adverse weather conditions, which explains why this is the case. Every solar panel that is made must be tested and have documentation of an Underwriters Laboratories certification, or a similar certification if the producer is located outside of the Anterio. The UL certification verifies that the solar panel has passed a series of durability, safety, and quality tests.
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