Module Cleaning definition

Module Cleaning. As needed; clean modules (power wash and squeegee), soft scrub any contamination that remains, remove debris, hose down rooftop near panels into drain system. Outage Response: Continuous; Troubleshoot cause and manage process of bringing system back online and rectifying issue. Plankton shall use every available asset to ensure system is online and operating at normal production.
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Examples of Module Cleaning in a sentence

  • The PV shall be maintained as per the Inspection and Maintenance Schedule given below: Component Activity Description Frequency Personnel PV Module Cleaning Clean any bird droppings/ dark spots on module Immediately Trained Technician Cleaning Clean PV modules with plain water or isopropyl alcohol for removing oil/ grease stains.

  • Preventative Maintenance, Inspections & Testing (performed annually): Array Inspect PV modules for damage, discoloration or de-lamination Solar PV System testing including string-level open-circuit voltage and DC operating amperage tests Inspect mounting system for damage or corrosion Annual Minimum one Module Cleaning between May and September.

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