The biggest problem with cleaning panels is not dirt, but the slope. The product you apply to the glass at a thirty-degree angle will run off before it has time to take effect, so the job comes down to mechanical scrubbing in multiple passes.
Foam does just that. It stays where you apply it and gives the chemicals time to do their job. For bird droppings and baked-on deposits, it's the difference between one and three brush strokes, and for larger surfaces, it can take hours.
Another benefit is visibility. On a large surface, you can see exactly how far you've come, so there are no missed spots or double applications.
The product is intended for professionals. It requires a foamer and enough water for rinsing, as foam rinses more thoroughly than liquid. For working with a bucket on the roof, the M8 Solar Intense is a better choice.
Application
- Solar farms with their own water system
- Service stations with frother and tank
- Large roof systems on halls and logistics centers
- First washing of heavily soiled installations
Specifications
- Packaging: 1 L and 5 L, 20 L also available for farms
- Dilution: 1:50 for regular foaming, 1:20 for stubborn deposits
- Time of action: 3 to 5 minutes
- Equipment needed: hand-held pressure washer, battery-powered washer or hose-mounted foam nozzle
- Rinsing: abundantly, with demineralized water
- Expiration date: 12 months from opening
Frequently asked questions
Do I need special equipment?
Yes, foam. Without it, foam does not form. The high pressure washer is not used on the panels.
Does it use more water than regular washing?
Yes, it requires more water for flushing. That's why it's intended for those who have their own tank or connection.
What if the foam dries on the panel?
It must not dry out. In sun and wind, shorten the exposure time and work in smaller sections.
Can I use it on a home installation?
It's possible, but it doesn't make sense. For a dozen panels, Solar Clean or Intense are simpler.
