A solar controller prevents damage from lightning-induced surges by incorporating surge protection devices such as varistors or transient voltage suppressors. These devices are designed to divert excessive voltage caused by lightning strikes away from sensitive electronic components, ensuring the safety and integrity of the solar system.
A solar controller prevents damage from lightning-induced surges by having built-in surge protection mechanisms that divert excessive currents caused by lightning strikes away from the solar panel system. These surge protection devices, such as lightning arresters and surge suppressors, help to regulate and control the flow of electricity, ensuring that the system remains safe during lightning events.
A solar controller prevents damage from lightning-induced surges by incorporating surge protection mechanisms such as surge arresters and transient voltage suppressors. These devices divert excessive voltage and current away from the solar system, safely dissipating the energy into the ground and preventing it from damaging sensitive components. Additionally, the controller may also have built-in grounding systems and shielding to further minimize the impact of lightning-induced surges on the solar system.
