Photovoltaic breakdown in Oberwart: Mann from Dachtaneel injured!

Photovoltaic breakdown in Oberwart: Mann from Dachtaneel injured!

In Oberwart there was a worrying incident today: a photovoltaic panel fell from the roof of a newly built high-rise and injured a man. According to the District Fire Brigade Command Oberwart , the panel was probably blown away by a violent gust of wind. The severity of the man's injuries is currently still indefinite, but the site has been secured large and fixed the remaining parts.

The incident raises questions about the safety and installation of photovoltaic systems that have experienced a growing trend in recent years. In addition to the obvious advantage of using a sustainable energy source, numerous technical and legal aspects must also be taken into account when planning and assembly.

safety regulations and typical damage

A study of the BSB shows that defects often occur in the installation and operation of photovoltaic systems. Typical damage includes incorrect electricity yields, damaged roof structures and defective control cables that can even lead to fires.

An example is the retrofitting of a roof PV system, in which insufficient planning led to higher electricity costs. In another case, after heavy rain and hail damage to a roof structure had to be repaired, which caused costs of 22,000 euros. These incidents illustrate the need for careful planning and precise installation by qualified specialists.

The DIBT has also revised the

regular maintenance is crucial

To avoid such accidents and damage, regular maintenance and professional installation are essential. Devices and materials in particular should be selected thoroughly. Regular checks are of central importance in order to ensure the security of users in the long term.

The incident in Oberwart once again makes it clear how important standards and careful planning are in the field of photovoltaics. In addition to the economic aspects, security standards must also be observed in order to be able to fully exploit the potential of this technology.

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