Solar Skid + Rotary Brush Dual User Kit
Solar Skid + Rotary Brush Dual User Kit
Brush and Pole Kit with Hose 32in wide Water Powered Brush for Cleaning Large Surfaces
32-inch Water Powered Rotary Brush Complete Kit, meticulously engineered to efficiently clean solar panels, atrium glass, and flat glass skylights with precision and ease. This comprehensive brush and pole kit is designed to seamlessly attach to a small pressure washer or skid and a water source, providing a convenient solution for thorough cleaning tasks.
The bristles on this brush are known for their superior cleaning capability offering "One Pass" cleaning of things like bird droppings on the surface being cleaned. The brush system includes a reversible splash guard that directed the spinning water away from the operator.
For best results the brush will use 2.5 gallons of water per minute with a top consumption of 3.0 GPM. The pressure is regulated to between 600 and 700 PSI by using the included pressure regulator. the suggested pressure washer is a unit that has an output of 2500psi to 3000psi at 2.5 GPM
This mobile, hand-controlled scrubbing brush is specifically designed to be operated by an operator from a distance of 5 to 30 feet, ensuring flexibility and ease of use in various cleaning scenarios. Powered by water pressure from a pressure washer, these brushes save considerable time compared to traditional Water-Fed pole brushes, making them ideal for efficient cleaning operations.
Brush requires:
- Water at 600 to 700PSI (40 to 50 BAR) at 2.5 GPM
Included:
- 32in Rotary Brush Water Powered
- 27ft ProTool Anti Spin Oval Pole
- 50 ft Pressure hose, adaptors and fittings to attach the Solar Brush to the pole and to a pressure washer
32in Rotating Brush and Pole
This pole and brush are attached to a pressure washer that delivers the water to the brush for leaning and also delivers the power to spin the brush.
- 32inch Rotating Brush Water Powered for Solar Panels
- Includes the Pole, Attachment hose and Brush Adaptor, Water powered Rotating Brush 32in
Specifications:
- Width: 31.5 in cleaning path (800mm)
- Diameter: 5.9 in. (150mm)
- Weight: 13.5 lbs (6.1Kg)
- Bristle: 0.6 in.(15mm)
- Brush Attachment: 1/2in Stainless JIC Connector
CLEANING COATED OR PAINTED SURFACES
Using water on glued parts may cause them to become detached. Do not use the unit on wood floors or parquet that are not well-sealed.
Be careful when cleaning doors, parquet, painted surfaces or surfaces coated with synthetic products, and aluminum panels.
Before using the brush, we advise performing a test on a portion of the surface that is not in view, to prevent damage or alterations during cleaning.
PRODUCTS TREATED – HANDLED OR GENERATED
Verify in the photovoltaic system’s operating manual the type of brushes that can be used for cleaning it, so as not to cause abrasions on the panels’ film.
It is important to avoid all operating situations that could cause repeated and unexpected stops of the brush’s rotation, such as those specified below:
- In the case of surfaces comprised of panels, the maximum distance between them must be 3 cm to prevent the unit from dropping into the empty space between one panel and the next.
- The surfaces must be as free as possible of protruding parts such as long screws, brackets, and terminals, which could obstruct brush rotation or harm the bristles.
- When not in operation, never allow the unit’s weight to rest on the brushes’ bristles so as not to bend them when resting.
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