The right tools to keep panels clean.
The same panel-safe gear our crew relies on — for homeowners who maintain their own system, and for installers and dealers buying in bulk.
Clean every panel from the edge of the roof.
Water flows through spray lines right at the bristles, so grit is lifted and rinsed away as you brush — not dragged across the glass. No ladders on the array, no standing on panels.
- 18" head — easier to handle, good for homes and tight rows.
- 24" head — covers more glass per stroke, for bigger arrays.
- Pole length — pick the one that reaches your farthest panel from a safe spot on the roof.
- 1RinseWet the panel with clean water to lift loose dust.
- 2MixAbout 40 ml of concentrate per 1 litre of water.
- 3WipeSoft brush, sponge or microfibre cloth — gentle strokes.
- 4Rinse offRinse with clean water. Early morning or evening only.
A concentrate that cleans a whole array from one bottle.
Panel-safe, non-corrosive and pH-neutral — it lifts dust, bird droppings, rust marks and hard mineral deposits without the acids or harsh scrubbing that scratch glass and void panel cover. Highly concentrated, so a little goes a long way.
- Clean cool: early morning or evening — not in peak midday sun.
- Always dilute — never apply the concentrate straight onto the glass.
- Store cool and dry, away from children and open flame.
Stop the mud belt along the bottom of your panels.
The raised frame lip traps rainwater at the lower edge. When it dries, it leaves a band of dirt and minerals across the bottom cells — shading them every single day. A drain clip breaks that water line so it runs off instead of pooling.
- Clips on in seconds — no drilling, no tools
- Tough ABS — strong grip, long life, weather-resistant
- Sizes 30 / 35 / 40 mm to fit common panel frames