In this video, we highlight a serious safety hazard—electric shock during the washing of solar panels—and explain how to reduce the risk effectively.
Solar panels can generate high DC voltage even when disconnected from the inverter. If not handled properly during cleaning, this can lead to electric shock or serious injury.
🔧 Safety Steps to Prevent Electric Shock While Washing Solar Panels:
⚠️ Proper Earthing: Make sure all solar panels and mounting structures are properly earthed to discharge any leakage current safely.
☀️ Avoid Daytime Washing: Never wash panels under direct sunlight when they are generating electricity. Clean early in the morning or after sunset.
🔌 Turn Off DC Breaker: Always switch off the DC breaker before starting the cleaning process to isolate the solar panels from the inverter.
🚫 Do Not Wash Broken Panels: Avoid washing damaged or cracked solar panels, as they may cause current leakage and shock risk.
📌 Key Safety Tip: Treat solar panels as live electrical devices at all times. Safety gear and precautions are a must, especially in larger systems.
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