It is generally not recommended for people to stand or walk on solar panels. Solar panels are made of delicate materials, typically tempered glass, which can crack or shatter under excessive weight or pressure. Additionally, the underlying components of the solar panel, including the wiring and the cells, can be damaged by physical stress.

Walking or standing on solar panels can result in a decrease in their efficiency, as microcracks or structural damage can impair their ability to convert sunlight into electricity. In the worst-case scenario, damage caused by standing or walking on solar panels can lead to electrical hazards, reduced energy production, and costly repairs or replacements.

To ensure the longevity and optimal performance of a solar panel system, it is essential to follow the manufacturer’s guidelines and recommendations for maintenance and handling. If there is a need to access the roof or perform maintenance on the solar panels, it’s advisable to consult a professional solar technician or installer to minimize the risk of damage and ensure the safety of both the personnel and the equipment.