Operate

Monitoring

How your system is performing, what the weather is doing, and whether cleaning or an inspection may be useful. Every figure says where it comes from.

Note for the agent (optional)

What made you take the photo? Anything you noticed on the panel or in the production charts.

What you will get

An image-quality check (good / fair / poor). A blurry or distant photo limits what can be seen.
Visible observations with a possible cause and a confidence level.
A statement of what cannot be determined from the photo.
A recommended next step. Anything concerning points to a qualified inspection.

This is a visual screening from a photograph, not a professional engineering diagnosis.

What this is

A visual screening, not a diagnosis.

The AI looks at your photo and describes what it can see: dust or soiling, cracks, discoloration, marks, or anything that looks unusual. It reports how confident it is and how good the photo was.

A photograph cannot measure output, temperature or electrical behaviour, so the AI is not allowed to tell you a component is definitely damaged. Anything concerning should be checked by a qualified technician.

Taking a useful photo

Shoot in daylight, but avoid strong glare and reflections on the glass.
Fill the frame with one or two panels rather than the whole roof.
Hold the camera steady and straight on, not at a sharp angle.
Take a second, closer photo of anything that looks wrong.
Stay safe. Never climb on a roof to take a picture.

Found something?

Turn the screening into a record.

An incident report keeps the photo, the AI screening and whatever the technician found together permanently, and it stays visible from your Solar Passport.

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