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According to IEC61215 requirements, photovoltaic modules need to undergo mechanical load testing, the purpose of which is to test the module's ability to withstand wind, snow, static pressure, and ice loads. What is the Mechanical Load Test (MLT)?
The mechanical strength of photovoltaic modules is tested according to the IEC 61730:2021 standard. Manufacturers subject their panels to various tests to validate their durability. In this context, photovoltaic modules undergo static load tests under pressure and suction to simulate extreme conditions:
This is the description of the purpose of the photovoltaic module load test in the IEC 61215 standard. The load test in the IEC 61215 standard is mainly to verify the bearing capacity of the module after it is covered with a large amount of snow or ice, and to assess whether the module is reliable under static pressure.
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The mechanical load values indicated on photovoltaic module data sheets (such as 5400Pa / 2400Pa) correspond to the panel''s ability to withstand external loads, mainly due to wind and snow.
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