A solar controller handles protection against ground faults by continuously monitoring the electrical current flowing between the solar panels and the battery bank. If a ground fault occurs, where there is an unintended electrical connection between the solar system and the ground, the controller detects the imbalance in current and immediately shuts off the system to prevent any potential damage or safety hazards.
A solar controller handles protection against ground faults by continuously monitoring the flow of electrical current in the solar system. It utilizes advanced circuitry and algorithms to detect any imbalances or leakage of current to the ground. Once a ground fault is detected, the solar controller immediately interrupts the circuit, preventing any potential damage to the system or electrical shock to humans or animals.
A solar controller handles protection against ground faults by continuously monitoring the electrical current flow between the solar panels and the battery or grid. If a ground fault occurs, where the current leaks to the ground instead of following the intended path, the controller quickly detects the imbalance and interrupts the circuit to prevent any potential damage or electrical hazards.
