Solar Panel Cleaning Robot Cleaning Robot for Solar Panel Cleaning Robot Equipment

The Solar Panel Cleaning Robot is a remote‑controlled device designed to remove dirt and debris from solar panels using a durable PVC single‑roller brush and a lithium battery power supply, helping maintain panel output and reduce manual cleaning labor.

Key specs include: weight 30 kg, size 1820×500×190 mm, utilization voltage 24 V, cleaning brush PVC/single roller, control via switch or remote control, working (cleaning) speed 11–12 m/min, running speed 9–10 m/min, and a listed working efficiency of 0.8–1.2 MWP.

The robot uses a lithium battery as its power source. Battery life varies with operating conditions and cleaning patterns; consult the supplier or product manual for exact runtimes and recommended battery maintenance. Replacement batteries are typically available from the manufacturer.

The manufacturer's working (cleaning) speed is 11–12 m/min, while running/movement speed is listed at 9–10 m/min. Actual cleaning throughput depends on panel layout, tilt, dirt level and operator settings.

It is suitable for residential rooftop systems, commercial installations, agricultural solar arrays, rooftop solar systems and large solar farms. For unusual panel sizes, framings, or steep tilts, confirm compatibility with the supplier.

The product description specifies a PVC cleaning brush but does not state a built‑in water system. Contact the supplier or check the technical manual to confirm whether wet cleaning is supported or if an external water supply is required.

Control is via a switch on the unit and a remote control for convenient operation. The remote enables operators to start, stop and guide the robot across panel arrays as needed.

Regular maintenance includes inspecting and replacing the PVC brush when worn, keeping drive and guide components free of debris, checking battery health and charging circuitry, and following the manufacturer's preventative maintenance schedule in the user manual.

The robot is designed for standard glass solar modules and uses a PVC brush for gentle cleaning. For panels with special coatings, textured glass, thin‑film modules or delicate frames, verify compatibility with the manufacturer to avoid damage.

Most cleaning robots should not be operated in heavy rain, during storms, or in high winds due to safety and traction concerns. Refer to the user manual for the robot's recommended environmental operating limits and weather guidelines.

The 'working efficiency' figure is a throughput indicator provided by the manufacturer. It is not a direct measure of electrical performance but an approximate cleaning capacity metric. Contact the supplier for conversion to area per hour or other practical throughput figures for your installation.

At 30 kg and with dimensions 1820×500×190 mm, the robot is relatively lightweight for handling and transport. Installation and mounting procedures depend on array geometry; follow the manufacturer's installation instructions and use appropriate ladders, safety equipment or personnel for rooftop work.

Yes — consumables such as replacement PVC brushes and batteries are typically available from the manufacturer or authorized dealers. Check with your supplier for part numbers, availability and recommended replacement intervals.

Expect basic safety controls such as emergency stop via remote/switch and secure mounting on panels. Always follow the user manual: secure the work area, use fall protection on roofs, do not operate in unsafe weather, and ensure only trained personnel operate the equipment.

For technical support, warranty details and a full specification or user manual, contact the manufacturer PaiLiEn or your authorized dealer. They can provide detailed electrical specs, charging times, tilt limits, and warranty/service options.