Manual Fault Diagnosis Labor Costs
Definition
Earth fault location involves detailed DC string testing (positive/negative-to-ground voltages, Voc calculations), visual inspections, often requiring multiple site visits for scheduling.
Key Findings
- Financial Impact: AUD 500-1,500 per fault (4-8 hours technician labor at AUD 120-180/hour incl. travel)
- Frequency: Per fault event; common in operational PV systems
- Root Cause: Manual processes for fault localization and replacement coordination
Why This Matters
The Pitch: Solar maintenance firms in Australia 🇦🇺 waste 4-8 hours per fault on manual diagnostics. Automation of detection and scheduling cuts technician dispatch costs.
Affected Stakeholders
CEC accredited electricians, Solar repair services
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Related Business Risks
Inverter Fault Downtime Losses
Underperformance Compensation Claims
Non-Compliance Penalties & System Disconnection Risk
Lost Government Rebates & Feed-in Tariff Income
Rectification & Rework Costs Due to Inspection Failures
Grid Approval Delays & Installation Queue Bottlenecks
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