What you should do instead is to observe the best location for the maximum amount of sunlight. If your solar monocrystalline silicon solar panels panel is not mounted on rooftop, and is mobile, you can move it around and take down the amount of energy it generates at different locations to find out the best spot for maximum sunlight exposure.

This sounds very obvious, but it is often overlooked. In fact, the most common enemy for solar power systems are leaves and debris that gather on the glass surface of the solar panels. This is especially true for panels mounted on rooftop, considering how difficult it is to clean them.

Leaves and debris block sunlight from reaching the solar cells, and thus decreasing the efficiency of your solar power system. There are two things you should do to overcome this:

1. Schedule regular cleaning - clean your solar panels at least once a month. For panels mounted on rooftop, you might consider using professional tool like the "Mr. Long Arm 1008 Pro Curve Solar Panel Cleaning System Kit".

2. Tilt your polycrystalline solar panel - by angling your panels, you prevent leaves and some larger debris from gathering on the surface - they will slide to the bottom edge of the solar panels instead. In addition, you will allow rainwater or snow to 'wash' the glass surface as they flow pass it.

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