How do I book an IEC 62446-3:2017 compliant solar inspection?

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Booking is easy! Simply contact us via our website or call our team to schedule a fixed-price IEC-compliant thermal inspection. We will arrange an inspection at a suitable time with optimal conditions, providing you with a detailed thermal analysis and report to ensure your solar system remains safe, efficient, and fully insured.

How often should I get my solar panels inspected?

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Industry recommendations suggest annual solar panel inspections, particularly for commercial installations and high-performance systems. According to UK government guidelines, regular maintenance, including thermal imaging assessments, helps extend the lifespan of PV systems and maintain peak efficiency. Some manufacturers require inspections every 1-2 years to maintain warranty coverage.

Can thermal imaging detect solar panel efficiency losses due to shading or dirt?

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Yes. Shading and dirt accumulation cause temperature variations across the panel surface, reducing overall performance. Thermal imaging can highlight areas of underperformance, allowing homeowners to take corrective actions such as cleaning, repositioning, or replacing affected panels to restore maximum energy generation.

Why do insurance companies require certified solar inspections?

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Insurance providers require thermal imaging reports to assess the risk of fire hazards, electrical faults, and system degradation in solar PV installations. Without a certified inspection, some insurance companies may increase premiums or deny coverage due to the potential for undetected safety risks. An IEC-compliant survey ensures regulatory compliance and helps protect your investment.

Can a thermal inspection help with solar panel warranty claims?

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Yes, an IEC 62446-3:2017 compliant thermal inspection provides documented proof of faults such as hotspots, cracked cells, or manufacturing defects. Many solar panel warranties require thermal imaging evidence to support claims, allowing homeowners to secure free repairs or replacements from manufacturers.

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