A solar controller typically includes surge protection devices that help divert the high voltage caused by a lightning strike away from the solar system. These devices act as a pathway for the excess energy to ground, preventing it from damaging the solar panels, inverters, or other components of the system.
A solar controller protects against lightning strikes by diverting the high voltage surge caused by a lightning strike to the ground, preventing it from damaging the solar system components.
A solar controller typically protects against lightning strikes by having built-in surge protection mechanisms. These mechanisms divert the high voltage and current generated by a lightning strike away from the solar panels and other sensitive components, preventing damage to the system.
