You’re interested in solar panels for your roof but discovered how important inverters (or microinverters) are to every system. You’ve looked at inverter pros and cons articles online and they all seem to mention that microinverters are difficult to replace.
That would be true for some installers. Maybe they’re not quite up with the times. Maybe they’re still rocking up to site with a horse and cart. Have you ever tried to put a ladder on the back of a horse. It’s a challenge.
Replacing microinverters in your solar system is incredibly easy.
At Penrith Solar Centre, we prioritise efficiency in every repair we make. Our goal is to make sure your system is up and running as quickly as possible with minimal disruption to your home.
In this article, you will learn:
- How Easy It Is to Replace Microinverters?
- Benefits of Replacing Microinverters through Penrith Solar Centre
Let’s explore how our team makes microinverter replacement a breeze.
How Easy It Is to Replace Microinverters?
Replacing microinverters is a straightforward task, thanks to their plug-and-play design.
These components are built to be user-friendly, allowing our technicians to quickly snap them into place. The process involves disconnecting the faulty microinverter and connecting the new one. That’s it.
It’s so incredibly easy to get your solar system back to optimal performance right away. We minimise your system’s downtime and the disruption to your life.
If a microinverter fails, your energy monitoring app will immediately diagnose which unit failed. Let us know when it happens, and we’ll be there with bells on.
We show up to every site prepared for any job. Our trucks are loaded with harnesses and ladders, ready to tackle any installation or repair service. Getting up on the roof is part of our daily routine, so you can rest assured that we’re fully equipped to handle microinverter replacements efficiently.
Replacing a microinverter involves removing it and plugging a new one in. We have no idea why so many other installation companies cry at the top of their lungs that these components are difficult to replace.
It’s so easy.
If you’re interested in learning a bit more about what else you’re missing out on when it comes to microinverters, you might want to check out the following article titled, Myths & Misconceptions About Solar Microinverters.
Benefits of Replacing Microinverters through Penrith Solar Centre
Choosing Penrith Solar Centre for your microinverter replacement comes with several benefits.
One of the main advantages is that we employ our installers. We’re an in-house installation company. We’re with you from your initial phone query to fulfilling your warranties. Unlike solar sales companies that rely on subcontractors, we maintain control over the entire process.
Our installers are highly trained; they are licensed electricians with extensive knowledge of solar equipment, especially microinverters. Every department at Penrith Solar Centre benefits from the expertise of our certified electricians, ensuring that every aspect of your solar system is handled by a professional.
The Clean Energy Council was reorganised into Solar Accreditation Australia (SAA). We mention this because all our electricians are SAA certified. They were all CEC certified and they were grandfathered into the new accrediting body.
We provide consistent quality of service and clear, direct communication through every step of the process. Complete transparency is one of our company values.
When you need to make a warranty claim, you deal directly with us, avoiding the hassle of third-party involvement.
Another significant benefit is our quick response time. Subcontractor repair cycles can be lengthy and frustrating, but with our in-house team, you get a faster turnaround. This means less downtime for your solar system and more consistent energy production.
We offer the best workmanship warranty of any company in Sydney. If anything malfunctions or underperforms, we address it directly, without the runaround often experienced with subcontractors.
We make sure your solar is up and running so you won’t rebound back to the grid. It’s normal to miss your ex, but rarely a good idea to call them again.
Our integrated approach guarantees that every aspect of your solar system is managed.
If you’re interested in learning a bit more about the differences between in-house solar installers and sales companies that hire subcontractors for installations, you might want to check out the following article titled, In-house Installers vs. Subcontractors: Which is Better?
Replacing Microinverters and Disrupting the Status Flow
Replacing microinverters doesn’t have to be a headache. It’s a simple plug-and-play design that makes replacing them a snap (which is the sound they make when you plug them in).
With Penrith Solar Centre, the process is straightforward and efficient. We arrive at every site with everything we need to get up on the roof and get to work. We’re honestly not sure why other installers don’t.
If you’re interested in learning more about why you might want to explore microinverters, you might want to start with the following article titled, Solar Safety: Microinverters vs. String Inverters.
