Fire destroys horse arena

Indoor Horse Riding Arena destroyed by, solar panels under investigation for cause.

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Solar Quality Control

Solar Quality Control: Is there a developing problem with the world?s solar panels? http://www.renewableenergymagazine.com/article/solar-quality-control-is-there-a-developing-20130610

Risks of faulty Solar PV systems

When a Remote Solar Isolator is fitted to your home, anyone may stop the generation of electricity of the solar panels simply by flicking a switch at the meter board or in an emergency, by remotely disconnecting power at the nearest substation. This then provides a SAFE environment for all emergency personnel, tradespeople and you to access the solar PV system and roof knowing that NO lethal voltages are being generated.

Current shut-down procedures DO NOT isolate the solar panels to a safe "Extra Low Voltage they only stop the flow of electricity from the inverter to the meter board. This leaves the solar panels and associated wires live with lethal d.c. Voltage.

Emergency personal around the world are voicing their concerns after experiencing the risks first hand.

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"The main hazard to be aware of is that the system can remain live even after it has been isolated, presenting the potential for an electric shock."

Fire ravages Organic Valley Headquarters

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As a result in property damage, insurance companies are becoming aware of this problem and are likely to take steps to reduce their liabilities. Take the necessary steps and protect your property by installing a Remote Solar Isolator and make solar safe.

Read the article Defective PV panel failures could trigger insurance lawsuits.

Solar panels burn at school fire

Solar panels are the likely cause of a fire at Webster Groves High School on Saturday, May 18, 2013. Smart thinking and many fire units had the blaze under control within 15 minutes.

Solar panel fires are becoming more common. The safest thing you can do is to isolate the panels in emergencies especially fires to reduce the risks of electrocution.  

Watch News Channel 5 video of the incident: http://www.ksdk.com/video/default.aspx?bctid=2392768324001


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Solar Panel Shocks - a concern of the Fire Service

The fire service again voices their concerns of the risk of potentially lethal DC voltages circulating around all power generating solar panels and associated electrical wiring.

When a  Remote Solar Isolator is fitted to your home, anyone may stop the generation of electricity of the solar panels simply by flicking a switch at the meter board or in an emergency, by remotely disconnecting power at the nearest substation. This then provides a SAFE environment for all emergency personnel, tradespeople and you to access the solar PV system and roof knowing that NO lethal voltages are being generated.

Read the article: Unease From Fire Service Over Potential Shocks From Solar Panels

Solar panels shock concerns

“The main hazard to be aware of is that the system can remain live even after it has been isolated, presenting the potential for an electric shock.”

Don’t wait for an accident to happen. Take charge and install a Remote Solar Isolator and protect everyone from the possibility of electrocution. The Remote Solar Isolator provides unrivalled protection to homes during fire, flood, maintenance or storm.

Read the article Fire service raises solar panels shock concerns

Fire Destroys Clubhouse

“There were solar panels on the roof which meant in effect we still had a live supply of electricity to the building, so we weren’t able to get into the building.It meant the fire developed much more rapidly than we would have liked.”

Another fire where installed solar panels hampers firefighting. Install a RSI to keep everyone safe and allow firefighters to do their job safely. The Remote Solar Isolator provides unrivalled protection to homes during fire, flood, maintenance or storm.

Luckily nobody was hurt as fire destroys clubhouse