Solar Panel Testing laboratory

ITC INDIA Solar Panel Testing scope for the following

Solar PV Module IEC 61215/IEC 61730

1. Hail Impact Test

Replicates a natural hail storm by dropping a 1.1-pound, one-inch steel ball onto solar panels from a height of 13 feet. Then we repeat this up to 20 times in the same place on at least 11 different points of impacts.

2. Panel Breakage Test

Subjects our panels to brutal impacts by heavy or hard objects to ensure stability and break-resistance. Occasionally hard objects fall onto roofs and we conducts these test to ensure that our roof-mounted solar system will withstand these impacts. For good measure, we also drop a 99-pound, lead-filled sack from a height of four feet onto the middle of vertically positioned solar panels up to three times.

3. Inclined Plane Test

The effects of snow load on the lower edge of our solar panels, which simulates real-world conditions since sliding snow and ice apply pressure to the lower part of the frame. Other companies typically test evenly distributed snow load on a horizontal panel, even though installations almost always parallel the slope of a roof.

4. Salt Spray Test

Salt Spray Test Makes sure our panels are ideally suited for coastal areas and salty air by exposing the solar panel to a salt mist mixture and then storing it under humid conditions to simulate coastal conditions. We voluntarily submit our panels for this optional test to guarantee maximum performance and further demonstrate our commitment to quality.

5. Hemispheric Lighting Test

Hemispheric Lighting Test Simulates authentic light and temperature conditions to make sure our panels deliver optimal performance in the real world which includes changing weather patterns.

6. Mechanical Load Test

Mechanical Load Test Ensures our panels withstand extreme weather conditions, including excessive wind pressure, wind suction & snow load. Alternating pressure and suction is applied up to 1.2 million times using both static and dynamic forces, far exceeding IEC /EN standards.

7. UV Light Aging Test

UV Light Aging Test Guarantees excellent results from our solar panels even in some of the brightest spots on the planet. We simulate 25 years of intense UV radiation, including 1300 kWh/m2 in normal conditions and up to 3000 kWh/m2 in desert conditions, which far exceeds IEC/ EN test standards.

8. Climate Chamber Test

Climate Chamber Test Puts our solar panels through extreme temperature fluctuations in order to emulate 25 years of weather changes. In the climate chamber, the modules withstand temperatures as low as -40 degrees Celsius to as high as 85 degrees Celsius. We repeat this cycle 9,125 times versus the mere 200 cycles required by the IEC/EN.

9. Field Installation and Peel Tests

Field Installation & Peel Tests Tests performance by exposing our solar panels to real wind and weather conditions in varying climate zones not just contrived laboratory conditions. In field tests, data consistently shows our panels perform well above 100 percent of predicted models. At the same time, peel tests confirm the superior reliability of our sheet-to-glass and inter-sheet connections, which is a key contributor to the long lifespan of ITC INDIA panels.

10. Electrical and Hotspot Tests

Electrical & Hotspot Tests Assures optimal insulation and electrical safety in both wet and dry conditions in a broad range of temperatures. Electroluminescence measurements identify otherwise undetectable micro-cracks or contact breaks while thermography cameras search for “hot spots,” which can occur when cells lie in a shadow and heat up as a result of residual electricity, ultimately damaging the panel over time.

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