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A professional double head cleaner in combination with a brush attachment or a roller brush and a telescopic pole are among the best ways to clean solar panels efficiently and ergonomically.
With the right cleaning technique, it is possible to clean a solar panel area of up to 1,500 square meters per day.
An attachment with two disk brushes with a working width of 700 mm is recommended. The effort required is decreased because the system uses the counter-rotating movements of the two brushes to neutralize the drifting movement. Furthermore, the wide working range ensures a high area production, lowering the amount of work necessary for sun cleaning.
To preserve the sensitive surfaces of the solar panels during cleaning, a nylon bristle ensures scratch-free cleaning. Models with stronger bristles on the outside of the plates provide excellent cleaning results on the module frames as well.
The amount of water should be easily controllable by a lever on the lance while the brushes are steered in pathways over the solar cells. Turning the water up a little at first generates a sliding layer that helps moving the brushes on the surface easier. A brush head linked to a self-adjusting articulated joint can help adapt for changing operating angles."
"Select a telescopic lance with a length that corresponds to the size of the system, or use an infinitely extendable lance." Longer lances constructed of carbon fiber, is lighter and thus easier to wield.
A variable lance system is preferable if you seek flexibility and must clean huge façades in addition to solar systems. Pole systems for vertical and horizontal surfaces are available and can be paired with various attachments. Use a disc brush attachment for working on horizontal PV elements, or a revolving high-pressure roller brush for working on vertical façades."
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