Our current energy-dependent world has turned its attention to renewable energy. With the increasing demand for rare fossil energy and the consequent greenhouse gas emissions, people are increasingly working hard to meet our energy needs with cleaner and more environmentally friendly alternatives. There are many forms of renewable energy, each with its own advantages and disadvantages.

Why do we need alternative energy?
You should use renewable resources for two reasons: they are unlimited (especially solar), and they do not release toxic substances such as carbon monoxide (CO) and greenhouse gases (GHG).

Solar energy eventually becomes the most reliable and environmentally friendly energy source.
In order to maximize the use of solar panels, they are installed on roofs or open areas that can provide maximum sunlight.
Since these systems are installed in open spaces, they often encounter animal drops and other environmental factors.
Consumers often worry about these environmental issues and their impact on solar panels.

Bird droppings/animal walking
Snowfall
weather
Fire or overheating
lightning

How do solar panels withstand strong winds?
We believe that one of the most important solar residential system elements is the rooftop solar system. There is usually more than 6 inches of space between the bottom of the solar panel and the roof surface, which makes the solar panel highly aerodynamic. Therefore, the roof solar panels can withstand strong winds without excessive upward pressure. Even if the wind has some upward force, industrial power bolts can also fix the shelf system on the roof by fixing solar modules. The installer correctly fixes the aerodynamic solar system to ensure that the solar modules can be used continuously on top during any extreme storms.

Are solar panels resistant to hurricanes and hail?
Anti-hail solar panels are basic solar panels, and there is no special anti-hail solar panel. The engineers of the solar module have taken special care to ensure that the glass covering is highly resistant to hail and other heavy objects hitting the surface of the solar panel. Another incredible statistic about solar modules is that they can withstand wind speeds of 140 miles per hour before being damaged. We cannot underestimate the importance of solar installers in this process. The more reliable your system is installed, the higher the wind resistance of the system.

Don't back down to use solar energy before the storm season. You don't have to worry about any damage to the panel due to hail. For further inquiries, please contact the renewable energy company cxmsolar to prepare and protect your solar panels in advance.