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FAQs
How does solar power work?
Solar panels will convert the sunlight (protons) into direct current (DC) electricity. The inverters and micro inverters then take DC energy and convert it to Alternating Currents (AC), which is safe, usable energy. Therefore, every day when the sunlight hits your roof, your rooftop will be generating electricity and paying itself off with renewable energy. The solar energy powers your home directly, and the excess energy will be sent back to the local utility grid as dollar credit for your next utility bill.
Can the roof shingles be replaced after the system is installed?
Yes. But the panels need to be taken down first and put back on after the shingles have been replaced. The customer shall bear the cost of the removal and re-installation. Typically, if the shingles are near the end of their lifespan, our company recommends that the shingles be replaced before installation, with the solar panels, are built on top of the shingles, they naturally form extra protection for anything underneath.
Will my system require maintenance?
No! Solar panel systems are made of durable tempered glass and have no moving parts, which means there is nothing to maintain. If something does happen, your system monitoring app will alert you, and you have a 25-year performance warranty on the panels to cover any issues.
Do I need to clean the snow off my panels?
Polaron does not encourage any removal of snow or ice on the panels especially rooftop systems. Please know that the increase in production for the entire year would be approximately 5% which is not worth the risk of cleaning snow off your panels.
Will animals live under or ruin my panels?
Polaron installs critter guards on your solar system to help prevent animals from entering your system. This is the mesh that is wrapped around the ends of your solar system.
More detailed information is available on the FAQ page of our website.
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