PVStop International designs off switch to shut down PV solar panels in fireBY RACHEL ALEMBAKIS | FRIDAY, 24 MAY 2019 4:47PMAn Australian company has designed an off switch that will shut down rooftop PV solar panels from supplying electricity in the event of a building fire, with the intention of improving safety outcomes in fire situations. PVStop International has developed PVStop, a PV solar safety solution that can be used by emergency personnel, soalr installation personnel and solar panel owners. |
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