When one buys a solar panel system, it is crucial to maintain it for full efficiency and durability. That is why every solar system seller and installer gives buyers guides on how to take care of the solar system once installed. That is not new to Kent Paul Scarborough.

That is because he was a solar manager at AAA Trade Power in Sydney, New South Wales. He operated and managed a team to sell and install domestic solar systems within a radius of 400km of Sydney up and down both the NSW coastal cities and town.

Kent Paul Scarborough was in charge. He mobilized his team in making sure the high-quality solar panels were installed correctly for their customers. Therefore, what are some of the maintenance measures Kent Paul Scarborough suggested to his customers?

Each customer had to do or organize a regular checkup once the solar panel system is up.

Close up inspection of any solar panel system is essential. That is because it brings the user’s attention to any build-up pollens, dust, or tree leaves that might lead to power loss. Kent Paul Scarborough and his team advised their clients accordingly on how to do close up inspections.

For solar panel systems erected on residential rooftops, rain washes away all the dust, pollens, and leaves on it, so the customer does not have to remove. In case the dust accumulates with no rain, the customer has to look for ways to clean the solar panels.

Kent Paul Scarborough advised the customer on the care when cleaning. One should not use abrasive products and tools so as not to scratch the glass as that reduces the light that gets in the solar system. A simple spray with clean water using a hosepipe does the cleaning.

Kent Paul Scarborough and his team did excellent work of installing solar panels. They knew that over the years, trees and shadows might grow and hinder the sun from falling on the solar panels. As the solar manager at AAA Trade Power, Kent Paul Scarborough, advised customers to look at the solar panel and make sure no blocks are preventing the sunrays from falling on the solar panels.

Kent Paul Scarborough and his team were very efficient in making sure the solar worked efficiently.

In 2010–2011, AAA Trade Power had an efficient manager. Kent Paul Scarborough was in charge of making sure every client’s home within the radius of 400km of Sydney up and down both the NSW coastal cities and towns had solar panel systems and went ahead to show customers the above ways to maintain solar panels for efficiency and durability.