Jack Martin
10th May 2011, 03:40
Solar panels are a costly and significant investment. Therefore, protecting them from harm should be a top priority. Unfortunately, moisture and water are common ways for solar panels to become damaged or broken. Safekeeping solar panels from both of these threats is a simple, inexpensive procedure, and doing so might save the solar panel owner a bundle if carried out correctly.
Instructions
things you'll need:
Strips of silicone
Sheets of Plexiglas
1
Set a thick strip of silicone between each cell when putting the solar panel together, in order to prevent moisture seepage.
2
Use Plexiglas instead of glass as the face of your solar panel. Plexiglas is less liable to break and therefore safe from hailstorms or accidents.
3
Glue adhesive silicone to each side of your solar panel(s), adding additional sealant and protection from water to your commodity.
Instructions
things you'll need:
Strips of silicone
Sheets of Plexiglas
1
Set a thick strip of silicone between each cell when putting the solar panel together, in order to prevent moisture seepage.
2
Use Plexiglas instead of glass as the face of your solar panel. Plexiglas is less liable to break and therefore safe from hailstorms or accidents.
3
Glue adhesive silicone to each side of your solar panel(s), adding additional sealant and protection from water to your commodity.