LibreA PTO rejection is a retake appointment. Shoot it right the first time.
Every attachment, termination, and placard — stamped, sharp, and organized into the package the utility and the local inspector want to see.
An install, documented survey to PTO
Mechanical, electrical, commissioning — proof at every stage.
Site survey
- Roof condition and existing penetrations before you touch it
- Rafter spacing and attic structure
- Main panel: capacity, breaker space, service entrance
- Shading reference shots
Mechanical & electrical
- Every mount: sealed flashing, torqued hardware
- Terminations and wire management under the array
- Combiner, disconnects, inverter, rapid shutdown
- Conduit runs and penetration sealing
Commissioning & PTO
- Voltage and current readings in frame
- Placards and labels, legible, where code wants them
- Meter and interconnection point
- The PTO set: organized, sharp, submitted once
The package that clears PTO the first time
A blurry placard photo can cost two weeks: the utility kicks the package back, someone drives out to reshoot, and the system sits dark while the financing clock runs. The fix is a photo checklist per install — attachments, terminations, labels, readings — shot sharp and organized by milestone, so the package is built before the crew leaves the site. The same set answers the roof-leak call in year three: checklist-driven photos of every sealed penetration, and one link for the homeowner who wants to see what's on their roof.
Built for solar installers
Milestone sets, financing-ready
Racking, panels, electrical, commissioning — dated proof per stage, before the invoice goes out.
Penetrations on record
Every mount photographed flashed and sealed. The leak claim in year three meets the photo from day one.
The PTO shot list
Placards, disconnects, readings, labels — a repeatable checklist so the package passes review the first time.
Terminations you can defend
Connector crimps, combiner wiring, rapid shutdown — close-ups that show the workmanship, stamped.
Subs and office, same record
Install subs push photos through upload-only links; the office assembles the package without chasing texts.
Frequently Asked Questions
Mostly verification failures: blurry placards, missing disconnect photos, labels that can't be read. A shot list per install kills the retake trip.
Every attachment, flashed and sealed, photographed before the panel covers it. Dated penetration records end most leak arguments before they start.
Yes — share a dated milestone set per stage. Funding moves when proof is organized.
No. Upload-only links drop their photos straight into the job, dated and organized.
Nothing. LibreCam is free for every installer on every crew.