The Inverter Hurter

A faulty solar inverter can significantly impact your solar system’s performance and lead to financial losses.

A malfunctioning inverter means your solar panels are not converting solar energy into usable electricity, reducing the amount of power you can use or feed back into the grid.

Typically, an outside unit, these complex systems do need servicing, testing, recalibrating or possibly replacing over time. You may have also noticed some bill creep on your power bill and it is prudent that your inverter is included on your yearly household maintenance schedule to keep your budget in check.

Regarding your electricity bill, it is also important to note that if you have been converted to monthly bills, do a compare same period to historical quarterly bills. This will give you a good perspective on power usage and stop ‘bill creep. A monthly bill can give a false sense of security when it comes to increasing costs.