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Solar panel cleaning

Soiled panels can produce less energy. Dust, pollen, deposits and other dirt reduce the amount of light reaching the photovoltaic cells. Suitable cleaning helps limit these soiling-related losses.

When to intervene

  • Visibly dusty or soiled panels
  • Pollen or deposits present
  • Installation located in an environment particularly exposed to dirt
  • Periodic cleaning
  • Output that seems lower than expected, where soiling may be a factor

What we do

  • Solar panel cleaning
  • Removal of surface deposits
  • Cleaning adapted to the surface of the modules
  • Suitable rinsing
  • Finishing
  • Visual check after the work

Recovering part of the lost output

Where panels are heavily soiled, their output can suffer. Suitable cleaning can help recover part of that lost output — the size of the gain depends on the level of soiling and the conditions of the installation.

Surfaces and materials

Work on photovoltaic modules that are accessible and compatible with the working conditions on site.

Applied method

Assessment of accessibility and of the condition of the modules, preparation of the work, cleaning with a method adapted to the surface, rinsing and finishing.

Frequently asked questions

Does cleaning increase the panels' output?

Soiling reduces the amount of light reaching the cells and can therefore reduce output. Where panels are sufficiently soiled, cleaning them can help recover part of the lost output. The actual gain depends on the condition of the panels and the conditions of the installation.

Is rain enough to clean the panels?

Not always. Deposits such as dust or pollen can remain despite rainfall. Their build-up can continue to affect output.

Can you guarantee a gain in output?

No. The result depends in particular on the level of soiling, the installation and the weather conditions. We do not promise a percentage gain before the work.

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