CRC WattsUp Solar Panel Cleaner 1L

CRC WattsUp Solar Panel Cleaner effectively removes contaminants from solar panels. maximising power generation. It is formulated to remove pollen, pollution, bird droppings, dust, dirt, salt spray and more, leaving a spot free finish.

CRC WattsUp Solar Panel Cleaner is non-corrosive and contains no solvents, making it safe for the user and the environment.

Applications

CRC WattsUp Solar Panel Cleaner is non-corrosive and contains no solvents which is an excellent choice for effectively cleaning solar panels in commercial, industrial, and solar farm settings.

For optimal results, follow the usage instructions.

Inspect entire system prior to cleaning to check for loose or broken wires and panels. Always clean panels early in the morning or at night when panels are cool.

• Step 1: Recommended dilution rate is 1 part CRC WattsUp Solar Panel Cleaner with 30 parts waters (1:30). For heavily soiled areas use a higher concentration.

• Step 2: Rinse panels with CRC WattsUp Solar Panel Cleaner, removing loose debris. Only wet number of panels that can be brushed and rinsed before solution dries.

• Step 3: Wash panels with non-abrasive cleaning equipment, i.e., sponge, lint free cloth.

• Step 4: Repeat steps 1 and 2 as needed for heavy contamination.

• Step 5: Rinse panels with CRC WattsUp Solar Panel Cleaner or with water and let it dry.

Panels can be dried with a microfibre cloth for glass if desired.

• Restores solar cells efficiency to maximise solar panel output

• Effectively removes bird droppings, dust, dirt, salt spray, and more

• Anti-static properties keep panels clean for longer

• Easy to use - once diluted, it can be sprayed through a commercial spray applicator followed by rinsing with water

• Non-corrosive and contains no solvent safe for aluminium frames

• Concentrate Formula 1 part CRC WattsUp Cleaner with 30 parts water (1:30)

  • 1L: Makes up to 31L Cleans up to 125 panels or 204sqm

Result may vary depending on conditions, levels of contamination and dilution rates.