Photovoltaic panel unloading site

How to unload & store PV modules?

UNLOADING, UNPACKING & STORAGE At receipt of PV modules, verify the product details as it had been ordered. Packing list pasted outside the box contains all details including the serial no of modules. It is recommended to unload the packing box by using forklift only.

How to unpack PV modules?

Unpacking of PV modules should always be done in the vertical manner by two persons as shown in the diagram. Also care should be taken for falling over one module to the other inside the packing box. Modules should be stored in a dry and ventilated environment to avoid direct sunlight and moisture.

Are photovoltaic modules dangerous?

Photovoltaic modules can produce DC electricity when exposed to light and therefore can produce an electrical shock or burn. DC voltage of 30 Volts or higher is potentially lethal. Modules produce voltage even when are not connected to an electrical circuit or load. Please use insulated tools and rubber gloves when working with modules in sunlight.

How do I know if my PV modules have been shipped?

Before you unpack your modules, check the shipping label to ensure you received the right modules. Once you unpack your modules, check the module frame serial number and model label against the shipping label. The serial number is the unique identifier of each PV module.

Which materials should be used to install photovoltaic modules?

JA Solar recommends that when installing modules at the seaside, stainless steel or aluminum materials should be used to contact the photovoltaic modules, and the installation parts should be well protected from corrosion. The tilt angle of the modules is measured between the surface of the modules and a horizontal ground surface.

Can solar PV modules be installed in sunlight?

Use of insulated tools and gloves is recommended while working with modules in sunlight. No metallic contacts should be on the human body. The installation of solar PV modules should only be performed by a qualified licensed professional, including, without limitation, licensed contractors and licensed electricians.