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I don't see any difference in the photo

That's how it should be, with 9.99 kWp installed. When you are closer and the angle of the sunlight is "unfavorable," you see a different reflection; I will send pictures of that when the scaffolding is gone.

I would be interested to know how strong the reflection is. Here, someone has a system on the roof, so that sometimes I have to close the kitchen blind because it is glaring.

Reflection is an issue with all glass surfaces - whether windows or photovoltaic modules - including solar tiles. Our neighbors will not "suffer" due to the location of the house.

I would be interested to know how strong the reflection is. Here, someone has a system on the roof that sometimes forces me to close the kitchen blind because of the glare

That is why I had the photovoltaic system explicitly documented in the building application, including representation in the submission plan. So that the neighbors cannot complain afterward by signature.

That is why I had the photovoltaics explicitly written into the building application along with the representation in the submission planning. So that the neighbors cannot complain afterwards by signature.

There are 2 streets and 1 parking lot in between. Wouldn't even have been asked.
That's just how it is

So that the neighbors cannot complain afterwards by signature.

To what extent does a neighborhood signature on the building application exempt the builder from complying with the Federal Immission Control Act (BImSchG)?