Standard mounting hardware, accessible cables and exposed equipment can create opportunities for thieves.
Once equipment has been removed from a site, proving where it came from can be difficult.
Without permanent identification and accurate asset records, recovered equipment may be difficult to link to its legitimate owner.
Physically protect vulnerable components.
Strengthen mounting systems, protect cable exits, secure equipment and use theft-resistant fastening systems.
Give every protected asset a permanent identity.
Use microdot identification to create a persistent link between the physical asset and its registered identity.
Create a digital record of the installation.
Record assets, ownership, location, serial numbers, identification information and other relevant details.
Turn recovered equipment into identifiable evidence.
Identification helps to establish the asset's connection to the legitimate owner and secure conviction.
PV Panels
Protect mounting hardware and permanently identify individual panels.
DC Cables
Protect vulnerable cable routes and permanently identify cables.
Inverters
Protect inverter mounting and cable connections.
Transformers
Protect and identify high-value electrical equipment.
AC Cables
Protect exposed cable routes and identify critical cable assets.
Battery Storage
Apply physical security and asset identification to battery installations
Solar security is most effective when it is considered during design and construction rather than after a theft has occurred.
SolarID assesses vulnerable points across the installation and recommends physical protection, identification and asset-registration measures appropriate to the site.
Every protected asset can become part of a traceable security record from installation through recovery.