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Remote-Controlled Robot
The solar panel cleaning robot is an intelligent cleaning device developed to address the dust accumulation problem of solar panels. It adopts a crawler chassis and high-pressure water cleaning technology, enabling remote control and automatic cleaning, and increasing work efficiency by 50 times. It only takes two people half a day to complete the cleaning of an 8,000-square-meter rooftop photovoltaic system.
- Commodity name: Remote-Controlled Robot
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Introduction and Application Guide of Solar Panel Cleaning Brush Series
The solar panel cleaning brush series is a specialized cleaning tool designed to address the issue of reduced power generation efficiency caused by dust and stains on photovoltaic (PV) panels. It includes five product categories: double-head disc brushes, single-head disc brushes, roller brushes, solar-powered orbital brushes, and remote-controlled robotic brushes. With the core objectives of "protecting panel coatings, improving cleaning efficiency, and adapting to diverse scenarios", this series provides manual, semi-automatic, and fully automatic comprehensive cleaning solutions for different scenarios such as household distributed PV systems, small and medium-sized industrial/commercial power plants, and large-scale ground-mounted centralized power plants. It can effectively remove contaminants like dust, bird droppings, tree sap, and sand from the panel surface, restoring the power generation efficiency to over 95% of its initial state and extending the service life of the panels.I. Core Introduction to the Product Series
1.1 Basic Definition and Core Design Principles
The solar panel cleaning brush series is designed around the core principles of "gentle cleaning, efficient decontamination, and weather resistance". All products adopt a basic structure of "scratch-proof brush bristles + anti-aging main body", which is compatible with the AR coating (Anti-Reflective Coating) of PV panels to avoid coating damage during cleaning. Meanwhile, targeting the outdoor working environment characterized by high temperature, high humidity, and strong UV radiation, the core components have undergone weather resistance treatment, ensuring stable operation within the temperature range of -30℃ to 60℃. The service life ranges from 3-7 years for manual models to 5-8 years for automatic models.1.2 Detailed Features of Each Product Category
1.2.1 Single-Head Disc Brush (Manual Basic Model)
Core Structure: Adopts a structure of "lightweight aluminum alloy handle + ABS disc base + annular brush bristles". The handle is telescopic (175-750cm) and equipped with a non-slip rubber grip. Some models integrate water spray holes (connectable to a hose for simultaneous rinsing and brushing).Material Selection: PBT brush filaments are used, featuring moderate hardness for removing stubborn stains. The ABS disc base is anti-aging and durable.Outstanding Features: Flexible operation, capable of cleaning deep into panel corners and bracket gaps; low cost and simple maintenance, requiring only regular replacement of brush bristle modules.1.2.2 Double-Head Disc Brush (Manual High-Efficiency Model)
Core Structure: Upgraded from the single-head model, it adopts a "Y-shaped aluminum alloy bracket + symmetric double-disc layout". The handle features a multi-section telescopic design (maximum length 750cm).Material Selection: Consistent with the single-head model, PBT brush filaments with moderate hardness are used for removing stubborn stains. Stainless steel bearings are adopted at the bracket joints to ensure smooth rotation of the double discs and avoid uneven cleaning caused by jamming.Outstanding Features: Cleaning efficiency is 60%-80% higher than that of the single-head model, covering gaps between two rows of panels in one pass; the symmetric layout ensures uniform force application, preventing uneven stress on panels caused by one-sided force; suitable for rapid cleaning of medium-sized PV arrays (50-200㎡).1.2.3 Solar Panel Roller Brush (Semi-Automatic Large-Area Model)
Core Structure: Divided into two types: "manual push-type" and "electric-type". The main body consists of a "stainless steel/aluminum alloy frame + cylindrical roller brush".Material Selection: The roller brush adopts a composite layer of "high-density nylon filaments + microfiber"—the outer microfiber absorbs fine dust, while the inner nylon filaments enhance structural support. The frame is made of hot-dip galvanized steel for corrosion and rust resistance. The battery of the electric model has an IP67 waterproof rating, adapting to outdoor humid environments.Outstanding Features: Large contact area with panels, enabling effortless cleaning, suitable for household use.1.2.4 Solar-Powered Orbital Brush (Fully Automatic Fixed Model)
Core Structure: Composed of "guide rails + cleaning main unit + solar power supply module + control system". The rails are fixed parallel to both sides of the PV panel array. The cleaning main unit is equipped with a drive motor, cleaning roller brush, and spray device. The power supply module adopts a small solar panel + energy storage battery to achieve self-sufficiency.Material Selection: The rails are made of 304 stainless steel to resist outdoor wind and rain corrosion. The roller brush uses anti-aging nylon and PVA composite material with self-cleaning function. The control system housing is made of ABS engineering plastic with an IP65 waterproof rating, capable of withstanding heavy rain.Outstanding Features: Supports scheduled cleaning (1-3 times a day can be set) and remote start/stop, requiring no manual intervention; the cleaning main unit moves at a constant speed along the rails, achieving 100% cleaning coverage; the built-in spray device can be connected to a water tank or rainwater collection system to realize dry-wet dual-purpose cleaning; suitable for large-scale fixed PV power plants (≥1000㎡).1.2.5 Remote-Controlled Robotic Brush (Intelligent High-End Model)
Core Structure: Adopts a "tracked walking mechanism + multiple sets of cleaning brushes + visual navigation module + remote control system". The body integrates high-pressure spray and vacuum water absorption functions, equipped with a lithium battery (4-6 hours of battery life), and supports dual control via remote control (some models also support mobile APP). Some models are equipped with dust detection sensors.Material Selection: The cleaning brushes use food-grade soft nylon filaments to ensure no scratches. The tracks are made of high-friction rubber material, adapting to roof slopes (maximum inclination angle 35°) without slipping. The body shell is made of die-cast aluminum, featuring lightweight and impact resistance.Outstanding Features: Visual navigation can automatically avoid panel brackets and obstacles, realizing unmanned cleaning; supports cleaning data recording (area, duration, power generation efficiency improvement value); the vacuum water absorption function ensures no water accumulation on the panel after cleaning, avoiding water stain residues; suitable for high-end industrial/commercial power plants and PV arrays in complex terrains.II. Application Scenarios of the Product Series
The application of this product series strictly aligns with the three dimensions of PV power plants: "scale, installation environment, and automation requirements", achieving full-scenario coverage from small household systems to large-scale power plants:2.1 Household/Small-Scale Distributed Power Plants (<10kW, Area: 50-100㎡)
Most of these power plants are installed on rooftops, with limited space and low cleaning frequency (1-2 times a month). Manual models with flexible operation and low cost are preferred:Flat rooftops or small sloped areas (<50㎡): Single-head disc brush is recommended, which can be operated by one person independently, especially suitable for PV arrays on rural self-built houses;Medium-sized rooftop areas (50-100㎡): Double-head disc brush or manual push-type roller brush is recommended. The double-head model improves efficiency, while the manual push-type roller brush is suitable for flat rooftops, reducing fatigue caused by bending.2.2 Small and Medium-Sized Industrial/Commercial Power Plants (10kW-1MW, Area: 100-10000㎡)
Most of these power plants are installed on factory rooftops or small ground arrays, with high cleaning frequency (once a week). Semi-automatic or simple fully automatic models are preferred to balance efficiency and cost:Sloped factory rooftops (inclination angle: 15-25°): Electric roller brush is recommended, equipped with an extended power cord or lithium battery model. One person can clean 500-800㎡ per day, suitable for rooftop power plants of electronics factories, garment factories, etc.;Small ground-mounted flat arrays: Solar-powered orbital brush is recommended. The rails are customized according to the length of the panel array, requiring no external power supply and realizing automatic scheduled cleaning, suitable for distributed power plants in industrial parks to reduce labor costs.2.3 Large-Scale Ground-Mounted Centralized Power Plants (≥1MW, Area: >10000㎡)
These power plants are large in scale, located in remote areas (mostly deserts, Gobi, and grasslands), with heavy dust and high labor costs. Fully automatic intelligent models are preferred:Standardized large-area flat arrays: Solar-powered orbital brush is recommended. Rails are installed in divided blocks, and multiple main units work simultaneously, with a cleaning efficiency of 10,000-20,000㎡ per day, suitable for desert PV power plants;Complex terrain or non-standard arrays: Remote-controlled robotic brush is recommended. The tracked walking mechanism adapts to undulating terrain, and visual navigation avoids obstacles. Multiple robots can work in coordination, suitable for mountain PV power plants or agri-PV complementary projects.2.4 Applications in Special Environments
Dusty/Windy Environments (e.g., Northwest Gobi): All products should adopt enhanced dust-proof bearings. Roller brushes or disc brushes should use high-density bristles to prevent sand and dust from entering the interior and causing jamming; orbital brushes or robotic brushes are preferred to reduce the time workers are exposed to harsh environments;High-Humidity/Rainy Environments (e.g., Southern Coastal Areas): The bracket or body material should be upgraded to 304 stainless steel. Mold inhibitors should be added to the brush bristles, and the electric models should strengthen the circuit waterproof sealing; dry-wet dual-purpose models (e.g., roller brushes with spray function) are recommended to use rainwater for auxiliary cleaning and reduce water consumption;Low-Temperature/High-Altitude Environments (e.g., Qinghai-Tibet Plateau): Batteries should use low-temperature adaptive models (supporting startup at -30℃). Brush bristles should be made of low-temperature resistant elastic materials to avoid brittleness and cracking; orbital brushes should be equipped with heating devices to prevent snow from freezing the rails.III. Core Selection Recommendations for the Product Series
Selection should focus on the four core factors: "power plant scale, installation scenario, budget cost, and labor configuration" to avoid function redundancy or insufficient cleaning. Specific recommendations are as follows:Power Plant TypeRecommended ProductsSelection BasisSupporting RecommendationsHousehold Distributed (<10kW)Single-Head Disc Brush / Double-Head Disc BrushLow cost, simple operation, no professional skills requiredEquipped with a water pump; replace brush bristles once a quarterSmall and Medium-Sized Industrial/Commercial (10kW-1MW)Double-Head Disc Brush / Electric Roller Brush / Solar-Powered Orbital BrushModerate efficiency, controllable costEquip electric roller brushes with spare batteries; connect orbital brushes to rainwater collection systemsLarge-Scale Centralized (≥1MW)Solar-Powered Orbital Brush / Remote-Controlled Robotic BrushFully automatic, reducing labor costs, suitable for large-scale operationsControl orbital brushes in divided array blocks; equip robotic brushes with charging stationsSpecial Environments (Dusty/Low-Temperature/High-Humidity)Enhanced Orbital Brush / Robotic BrushStrong weather resistance, adapting to extreme working conditions, reducing maintenance frequencyEquipped with regular maintenance tool kits; inspect core components once every six months3.1 General Maintenance Tips
All cleaning brush products require regular maintenance to extend their service life: For manual models, clean the dust accumulated in the brush bristles monthly and replace the brush bristle modules every 3-6 months; for electric models and orbital brushes, inspect battery performance, circuit sealing, and bearing lubrication quarterly; for robotic brushes, calibrate the navigation system monthly and replace the tracks and cleaning brushes every six months. During cleaning, avoid using strong acid or alkaline cleaners; prioritize neutral cleaners or clean water to prevent damage to the PV panel coating.
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