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This article explains the key principles of grounding in PV+ESS systems, common mistakes, and how to implement practical strategies that meet international export standards — especially for installers and integrators in residential and small commercial projects.
Connecting grounding holes to the metal brackets ensures proper grounding, reducing leakage currents and preventing inverter faults. Bracket Grounding: Use durable materials like galvanized flat steel or copper-coated rods.
Solar generators, like all electrical systems, can experience surges from lightning, faulty wiring, or sudden load changes. Without grounding, this stray current can damage electronics, cause fires, or even electrocute users.
Disconnect the DC switch of each PV string connected to the inverter. After 10 minutes, remove each PV string from the inverter and use a multi-meter to measure the voltage of the PV+ to ground and PV- to ground of each string.