Guide on how to deploy a solar panel and inverter system:

1. Site evaluation: Evaluate the site to determine the solar resource potential and shading impact. You can use solar resource assessment tools to estimate the solar irradiation at the site, and shading analysis tools to identify any obstructions that may affect the performance of the system.
2. System design: Based on the site evaluation, design a solar panel and inverter system that meets the energy needs of the site. Consider the following factors:

• The amount of energy needed.
• The available roof or ground space for solar panel installation
• The orientation and tilt angle of the solar panels
• The type and size of the inverter
• The battery bank requirements (if any)

3. Equipment selection: Select the solar panels, inverters, and other equipment that are compatible with the system design. Consider the efficiency, durability, and warranties of the equipment.
4. Installation: Install the solar panels and inverter according to the system design. Ensure that the installation meets local building codes and safety standards. Also, make sure that the equipment is properly grounded and protected from lightning and other electrical hazards.
5. Commissioning: Test the system to ensure that it operates safely and efficiently. Verify the performance of the solar panels, inverters, and other components. Finally, connect the system to the grid or load, and commission it for operation.

It’s important to note that deploying a solar panel and inverter system requires specialized knowledge and expertise. It’s recommended that you consult with a professional solar installer or engineer to guide you through the process.