Solar Panel Technician

☛ Sunshine intensity: The variation of sun’s intensity in your location. The history of this data is available for your specific location (latitude and longitude). You can look for it in MNRE database.

☛ Angle of the sun to the installed base: We normally propose fixed tilt installation – which means modules are fixed at an angle and sunshine incident angle on the module will vary by the day.

☛ Ambient Temperature: Change in Ambient temperature affects the solar cell temperature and in turn that it will affect the power generated. You can look at the solar module specification to know the power de-rating for various cell temperatures.

I have read up on First Solar GmbH quite extensively since being invited to interview with you. From my understanding, the bulk of your business comes from A, and B. I read the press release posted to your blog last month and see that you are opening a new location in XYZ. Congratulations on that growth! I am very excited to join an organization as successful and progressive as yours.

You could install a photovoltaic (PV) or solar electric system yourself. But to avoid complications or injury, you will probably want to hire a reputable professional contractor with experience in installing solar systems. PV systems have few moving parts, so they require little maintenance. The components are designed to meet strict dependability and durability standards so they can stand up to the elements. However, they are fairly sophisticated electric systems, so installation usually requires the knowledge and experience of a licensed electrical equipment contractor.

A PV system is made up of different components. These include PV modules (groups of PV cells), which are commonly called PV panels; one or more batteries; a charge regulator or controller for a stand-alone system; an inverter for a utility-grid-connected system and when alternating current (ac) rather than direct current (dc) is required; wiring; and mounting hardware or a framework.

ratio of light reflected from a surface.

interconnected network for distributing electricity.

a thin layer of semiconductor material, such as amorphous silicon, which is deposited directly onto a plate of glass. Least efficient of all solar cells.

Yes, it can be synchronized. Check the specifications of the inventors – it should mention that it is sync-able to both DG and Grid.

I have approximately 12 years experience in the electrical equipment industry with 6 of those years being on equipment nearly identical to what you have in place at First Solar GmbH. In your job posting you requested candidates with exposure to A, B, and C. In my current role I am considered the subject matter expert with A, and C. My understanding of B can be classified as intermediate level. If hired, my training time would be minimal compared to someone with less comprehensive experience within A, B, and C.

Unfortunately, there is no one answer to this question. The cost of a solar system depends on a number of factors, such as the size of the system and the particular system manufacturer, retailer, and installer. However, any solar rebates and other incentives available in your area will reduce that total cost.

For solar water heaters and space heaters, you will also be taking into consideration the price of the fuel used to back up the system. In most cases, you will have to add in the cost of supplemental natural gas or electricity to get a fairly accurate estimate of how much you can expect to pay for a solar system.

any source of usable power, as fossil fuel, electricity, or solar radiation.

measure of kilowatt production of power in kilowatts and time in hours.

to add a power-absorbing device to an electrical circuit .

☛ 1 the power consumed on an electrical circuit.

☛ 2 a power-absorbing device, such as a blender, light bulb, etc.

basic unit of a photovoltaic panel.

1,000,000,000 watts.

interconnected assembly of solar cells; also called a panel.

photovoltaic modules connected together to provide a single electrical output.

Balance of System. This means the rest of the component parts and equipment used in a Solar system that is NOT the solar modules. The remaining portion of the PV system, inverters, disconnects, wiring, conduits, NOT including the PV Modules.