Solar Safety Inspection
Is my solar working properly? Is it safe? What are my options?

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- Did you know that in Victoria it is mandatory to have your Solar system inspected by a licensed electrician at least once every 5 years, (required by the relevant Distributor eg. Powercor, Jemena, Ausnet) however it is recommended by Energy Safe Victoria to be inspected every two years.
- Why have your rooftop solar Inspected?
- Whether your rooftop solar system is at a home, on a commercial building or on a school, giving you the benefit of cheaper electricity while helping you do your bit for the planet; it sits outside in all kinds of weather from searing hot summers to freezing cold winters and gale force winds, rain hail and shine.
- While Solar equipment is designed to be exposed to the elements; past installation practices, dodgy workmanship, faulty equipment, damage by birds and wear and tear have combined to cause multiple incidents that could have easily been avoided had the solar installation been inspected and had hazards identified and remedied before becoming an issue.
- So, to ensure that your solar is running safely it is recommended people to get their solar system inspected every two years by a licensed and competent person.
- Why choose Macedon Ranges Inspections?
- With a thorough understanding of current and past Australian Electrical Standards, and solar design and installation practices, Macedon Ranges Inspections can help ensure your Solar and Electrical installation is safe, compliant and performing as expected.
- At Macedon Ranges Inspections, we inspect and report on your Solar installation as it is and make unbiased recommendations if a safety, compliance or performance concern is identified. You can rest assured you will not be upsold on expensive repairs or upgrades that may or may not be required.
- What is involved in a Solar Safety Inspection?
- Ensure:
- No parts have deteriorated or corroded
- Vents are free of debris
- No loose connections
- No access to live parts
- Installed equipment is not subject to a safety recall
- Switches do not have any defects
- Wiring has not been damaged and has not deteriorated
- Electrical checks to ensure all components are operating as intended
- Confirming fittings and cables are securely attached
- Reviewing the inverter display panel for recorded faults
- Checking that access to the isolator switches has not been impeded, and/or
- Making sure the emergency procedures for shutdown and isolation are clearly displayed.
- You receive a comprehensive report based on the findings of the inspection which can be used incase repairs need to be made by an electrician or in some cases by the original installer if defects are identified that are within the warrany terms.
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