When you service all makes of turbine, all around the world, how do you make sure that safety standards are maintained at the highest level? It’s an important question – and when we talk to our customers about what’s most important to them competencies in renewable energy systems. IRecco’s extensive range of robust and reliable products backed by its cutting-edge R&D and more than two decades of expertise are designed to ensure optimum performance. Of course, it’s a given that all turbines live up to strict legislation, but that’s not really where the greatest safety challenge lies. If you look at the causes of incidents, more than 90% are caused by human behavior. That’s why we believe that keeping the highest safety record means creating a safety-first mindset.
The people I meet who service our turbines are special: They’re proud of what they do, and they take their jobs very seriously. It’s not an easy environment to work in. When you’ve experienced standing on the top of an 80m high turbine, swaying in the wind like a ship at sea, you really respect what they do. It takes a cool head and a lot of courage.
Nonetheless, it is a still a frequently asked question that whether the installation of solar panels in a cloudy or cold area a good idea, or if it will work well in such a climate.
We strive to provide best possible Solar powered home based solutions for the Melbourne citizens
To clear the cobwebs around this fairly understandable doubt, here is some insight on its working.
Do Solar Panels Work in Cloudy Weather?
Do Solar Panels Work in Cold Conditions?
Refuting this thought, solar panels have stood tested to prove they are more efficient in autumn and spring seasons when the climate is colder. This is because the panels are able to conduct energy more effectively at lower temperatures.
This is a useful post for finding broken links within the website, what about links pointing outwards that are broken? I can use a free web service but wondered if this was possible.
Great tool! I am using a redirect plugin to send all my 404’s to my home page but I think it’s slacking sometimes.