Enphase inverters employ multiple safety protocols to ensure reliable operation. A production problem alert can be triggered by insulation resistance measurement (RISO) failures, which detect ground faults that could pose safety hazards. If the insulation resistance falls below a specified threshold, the inverter will shut down to prevent potential electric shock or fire hazards. Other triggers include string voltage mismatches due to shading or module failures, which can lead to inefficiencies. Communication failures can occur when the inverter cannot relay performance data to the monitoring system, often due to wiring issues or network interruptions. Additionally, overvoltage conditions from the utility grid can also prompt alerts, as they exceed the inverter's operational parameters, risking damage to the system.