{"id":11045,"date":"2020-11-20T07:59:00","date_gmt":"2020-11-20T05:59:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/test.adrem.ro\/green-romania-how-to-install-photovoltaic-panels-the-experience-of-adrem-teams\/"},"modified":"2026-08-31T15:51:04","modified_gmt":"2026-08-31T13:51:04","slug":"green-romania-how-to-install-photovoltaic-panels-the-experience-of-adrem-teams","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/adrem.ro\/en\/green-romania-how-to-install-photovoltaic-panels-the-experience-of-adrem-teams\/","title":{"rendered":"Green Romania: How to install photovoltaic panels? The experience of Adrem teams"},"content":{"rendered":"\n

The installation of photovoltaic panels is not a simple thing. It all starts long before the team of installers reaches the customer. We just have to think about all the approvals that must be obtained before the actual scheduling of the installation, but also about the trainings that have been carried out with the teams of installers. The first installations of photovoltaic panels were carried out after theoretical training, and basically, the first installation experiences were carried out for colleagues from our company.Before actually starting the scheduling of installations in the country, training sessions were carried out on occupational health and safety norms and PSI norms, and after that, all teams of installers will benefit from training on communication with the customer and communication in crisis situations.Then came the scheduling of the installations, which was not easy from a logistical point of view considering that both the client’s requirements (its availability) and the efficient organization of the teams in terms of time \/ travel from one location to another must be respected.The programming of the installations is done in parallel with ensuring the stocks of materials (panels, accessories) so that all the equipment is secured before going to the customer. In addition, a little chance is also needed, if the scheduled installations are when the weather is capricious. It is quite difficult, if not impossible, to carry out an installation of photovoltaic panels when it rains. <\/p>\n\n

The actual assembly of the panels and their commissioning (binding to the panel) requires people with different specializations and authorizations, so teams of three to five people are involved in such an action.The movement of the team and the necessary equipment is scheduled so that the time agreed with the customer is respected. Once on site, our colleagues put on their protective equipment, unload the work equipment (photovoltaic panels, accessories, work utensils) and ladder, which is very large and difficult to handle, so at least two people are needed to mount it. Next is the finding of the climbing rope securing points, securing them and prospecting the place where the panels will be mounted.<\/p>\n\n

Technical solution: Discussions with the customer bring forward his wishes, his vision of how he would like the panels to be mounted. Of course, they must be mounted, beyond anything else, so that they capture maximum heat and light throughout the day. Depending on the positioning of the house and its roof, depending on the degree of inclination of the roof, it is decided where the solar panels will be mounted. Sometimes the client’s desire does not match the real conditions and the indications of our team of specialists. But the experience of our teams and their seriousness make the recommended technical solutions accepted by the client. At this point, it should be specified that no installation resembles each other. There are installations that last four hours but also installations that lasted ten hours. For example, depending on the tiles on the roof, 400 tiles had to be polished at one installation. After deciding where the panels will be installed, the logistical organization follows: where the panels will be mounted on the house, where the wires will come so that they are protected and covered and where they will be pulled to be connected to the panel. In the case of the installation we are talking about, the wires were hidden and secured behind the ridges of the tile. Next is the drilling of the roof to mount the connections that provide the photovoltaic panels, the dismantling of the snow guards and the filling of the holes left from the snow guards.One panel weighs 18 kg and for 3kw we install twelve such panels. It is said that eleven panels would be enough for 3kw, but if the place allows, we install twelve. At this installation, seven with five panels were installed. The actual development of the action takes place with two colleagues climbing on the roof of the house and a colleague who, from below, takes turns tied and secured by the rope the tools necessary to start installing the panels. During the time when he is not helping the other colleagues, he works on the installation of the inverter and the data transmission panel. After the roof is prepared, the actual installation of the panels follows. Each panel is tied and secured below and then raised on the roof. There, it is mounted and only after that the next panel is erected. The experience of our teams makes all this seem easy, our colleagues know every step that follows, they are extremely organized so that no incidents occur. After the installation of all twelve panels, the wiring of the safety panel and inverter follows. The wires are surgically cut, marked and insulated separately. They are then uploaded to the roof where they are connected to the solar panels. <\/p>\n\n

Depending on the electrical panel at each location, the assembly and commissioning can take place on the same day, but there are situations in which the old electrical installation or the old panels involve the involvement of another team responsible for replacing the panels and meters, which can delay commissioning by a day, a maximum of two.At the end, after the panels have been installed and put into operation, our team hands over the warranty for the installed products to the customer, conducts a short training and assures him of availability in case of any problems. Next comes the collection of the equipment and preparation for the next day and a new successful installation. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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