Solar photovoltaic supports are a crucial foundational component of the complete solar PV system, primarily serving to support solar equipment, effectively protect it, and ensure its safe and stable operation. Appropriate solar setup angles enable the conversion of solar energy into electricity.

Therefore, the safety of solar photovoltaic supports is something we cannot overlook. Below, we will focus on the safety issues related to solar photovoltaic supports:

1. Components of solar PV support structures, piping systems, and auxiliary equipment must comply with the original design specifications and must not be disassembled at will.

Ensure rigorous implementation of inspection procedures for the maintenance of solar PV support structures, guaranteeing the integrity of the hydraulic system. Promptly inspect and replace any damaged components. In case of leakage or fluid overflow in the support structure, immediate action must be taken, and the structure must not be used while defective.

All pipeline installations for solar PV supports must be neatly suspended; no pressing, burying, squeezing, or dismantling is permitted.

Additionally, the placement of solar PV racking is quite simple; just select a few key points. It's important to note the installation angle, orientation, location, and quality requirements, as well as load-bearing requirements, arrangement, and spacing. The specific requirements are: the angle should be equal to or close to the local latitude, the orientation should face south, the location should be on the ground or rooftop, the quality requirement is a lifespan of not less than 20 years, and it must meet wind, snow, and earthquake load requirements. The arrangement method can be chosen based on the local solar radiation conditions.