Photovoltaic brackets play an important role in solar photovoltaic systems, but some problems often arise during long-term use. Common issues include

Tilt: Under extreme weather conditions such as typhoons, tornadoes, etc., photovoltaic brackets may tilt, affecting the power generation efficiency of photovoltaic panels.
Solution: Strengthen the bracket foundation and use a sturdy support structure to ensure that the bracket can be stable in harsh weather conditions.
Through regular inspection and maintenance, problems with photovoltaic brackets can be identified in a timely manner and corresponding measures can be taken to solve them, ensuring the normal operation and power generation efficiency of the photovoltaic system.

Corrosion: Photovoltaic brackets are easily affected by oxidation, corrosion, and other factors when exposed to outdoor environments for a long time. This may result in compromised stability of the support structure.
Solution: Regularly clean and anti-corrosion the surface of the bracket, and promptly repair damaged areas.

Loosening: After the installation of the photovoltaic bracket, the bracket connectors may become loose due to external environmental factors or improper installation.
Solution: Regularly check the connection parts of the bracket, tighten the screws, and ensure that the bracket connection is firm and reliable.