Solar inverter is the most important part of photovoltaic power generation. The normal operation of the inverter can reduce the maintenance cost of the solar power station and increase the power generation of the solar power station. The most important of these is the new inverter, which contains a large number of electronic components such as precision resistors, shunts, capacitors, etc. The correct installation can also increase the life of the inverter circuit and provide more stable working efficiency. Here's how to properly install a solar inverter.

 
1. Do not install the inverter in direct sunlight. Otherwise, it may cause additional internal temperature rise of the inverter, which may burn the resistor or the shunt. At the same time, the inverter will derate to protect the internal components. Even the temperature is too high, causing the inverter temperature to malfunction, the whole circuit boards and precision resistors do not work properly. 
 
2. The installation site should be strong enough to support the weight of the inverter for a long time.
 
3. The ambient temperature of the selected installation site is -25 °C ~ 50 °C, and the installation environment is clean.
 
4. The ambient humidity of the selected installation site is not more than 95%, and there is no condensation. If the humidity is too high, the circuit or resistor will burn out. 
 
5. There should be enough clearance in front of the inverter to make it easy to observe the data and repair.
 
6. Try to install it away from the living of the residents. During operation, the electrical components such as resistors and capacitors in the circuit will generate some noise.
 
Make sure the installation does not shake, so as not to affect normal work. 

The efficiency of the photovoltaic inverter affects the overall efficiency of the photovoltaic power generation system. The installation matters cannot be ignored. Professional operation is required to ensure that the precision resistors, shunts, capacitors and circuits in the inverter operate normally, so as to ensure the photovoltaic inverter is suitable for a stable operating environment.