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4.1
Transport
When the photovoltaic modules are transported
to the project site, they must be transported in the
packaging box provided by Chint Solar, and should be
stored in the original packaging box before installation.
Please protect the packaging from damage.
It is necessary to protect the safety of
photovoltaic modules when unloading, especially
when hoisting roof projects. It is forbidden to use
lifting straps directly on the pallet for hoisting. The
photovoltaic modules should be placed in a protective
device and then hoisted to the roof to prevent the
packing box from deforming and bumping against the
wall during the hoisting process.
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Special instructions
Due to the limitation of the height of the
container, when the photovoltaic modules are removed
from the container, the distance between the upper
surface of the forklift tines and the ground should be
less than 80mm, otherwise collisions may easily occur,
which may damage the photovoltaic modules.
4.2
Unpack
When unpacking, you need to tear the stretch
film first, then use a knife to cut the binding tape, and
remove the packing box cover.
If the inner packaging is fixed with anti-falling
tape, a group of two should hold the frame with both
hands in the same direction to take out the
photovoltaic module one piece/time, and remove the
photovoltaic module by tearing off a piece of fixing
glue. The photovoltaic modules in the box are dumped;
if the internal packaging is fixed by the internal
packing belt, first cut the internal packing belt, use
anti-inverted sticks and other non-sharp and reliable
items to hold one side of the long side frame, and then
cut the other side Two people move and take out the
photovoltaic modules one by one around the frame; the
whole handling process needs to be handled with care,
and must not collide with hard objects or any part of
the frame touches the ground and drags.
4.3
Stacking of photovoltaic modules
When taking out the photovoltaic module from
the packing box, you need to lay the cardboard on the
ground first to prevent the photovoltaic module from
colliding and scratching with the cement surface/hard
object on the ground, color steel tile, metal corrugated,
etc.
When the photovoltaic modules are stacked, they
must be neatly and stably stacked on a horizontal
surface, and stacked with the glass side facing down
and the back side facing up. At the same time, there
must be cardboard bedding under the photovoltaic
modules. For example, when installing photovoltaic
modules on the roof, the number of piles should not
exceed 20. For roofs with poor load-bearing capacity,
