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In order to ensure the safety and protection of both household and large-scale PV installations, it is important to adhere to specific design protocols. Key measures such as the installation of lightning arresters and surge protection devices (SPDs) should be implemented to proactively safeguard the system and prepare for potential power surges.

To ensure the protection of critical circuits in a solar power system, it is essential to install a surge protection network across both the DC and AC power distribution networks. The number of SPDs required for a solar PV system will vary, depending on the distance between the panels and the inverter.

A surge protector serves as a safeguard against electronics damage by redirecting excess electricity from the "hot" power line into a grounding wire. This is accomplished using a metal oxide varistor (MOV) in most standard surge protectors, which consists of a metal oxide linked to the power and grounding lines through two semiconductors.