Generation of electricity from solar radiation for the needs of the building.
The aim of the photovoltaic power plant installation is to generate electricity from solar radiation. The power plant is located on the roof of the building and uses photovoltaic panel technology. These panels convert solar energy into electrical energy, which is then used to power the building. Surplus electricity generated is stored in a battery that serves as an energy storage system, while excess energy is fed into the operator's distribution grid. For energy transmission, direct current cables are used to connect the panels on the roof to the room where the direct current (DC-PV) and alternating current (AC-PV) switchboards are located. Low-voltage cable distribution runs from the AC-PV switchboard to the building's main electrical switchboard.
Grounding is provided by connecting the system to the building's existing grounding system. The photovoltaic power plant is designed and constructed to generate its own electricity with minimal need for operation and maintenance.