Polywater®
Solar Panel Wash
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SolarWorld Approval |
Polywater® Solar Panel Wash is specially formulated for spot-free
cleaning of all types of solar panels without oxidizing or abrading aluminum rails and
mounting apparatus. Many common car-wash soaps and window cleaners contain
alkalines that promote oxidation and require a deionized water rinse.
Dust, bird droppings, pollution, pollen, tree sap, plant matter residue, etc., all reduce
the overall effectiveness of solar panel generation capacity. A 2011 study by the
World Academy of Science, Engineering and Technology concluded that “accumulated
dust on the surface of photovoltaic solar panels can reduce the system’s
efficiency by up to 50%.” Panels must be cleaned regularly to maximize system
performance and longevity.
Even if only one panel in a string operates at 10% less than full capacity due to contamination,
the entire string suffers the same 10% performance loss. This is known
in the industry as the “Christmas-lights effect”. The small cost of regular cleaning
with Polywater® Solar Panel Wash yields big savings by increasing panel capacity.
Key Features:
- Effective cleaner
- Biodegradable
- Does not contain solvents
- No VOC’s
- Non-flammable
- Phosphate-free
- Chlorine-free
- pH neutral - non-caustic - non-alkaline
- Will not affect aluminum rails or racking like common detergents
- Rinses clean - no hard water spotting - deionized water not required.
Usage:
For best results product should be diluted.
- For pressure washers, hose sprayers, etc., dilute 1:25
- For persistent soils, use a higher concentration of Solar Panel Wash
and a soft cloth or brush to remove any remaining residues. Rinse the panels with 1:25
SPW™ solution and allow to dry. SPW™ leaves a clean surface that will dry faster,
reduce spotting, and repel soil, making it easier to clean your panels the next
time. As an option, rinse surface with water. Observe the condition of the panels
and repeat the process above if necessary.
ORDERING OPTIONS |
Catalog Number |
Package Description |
Units/CS |
Image |
SPW-35HS |
1-quart bottle with hose sprayer attachment (.95 liters) |
12 |
NONE |
SPW-128 |
1-gallon jug (3.8 liters) |
4 |
NONE |
SPW-640 |
5-gallon pail (18.9 liters) |
1 |
NONE |
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Important Notice: The statements and information here are made in good faith based on tests and observations we believe to be reliable. However, the completeness and accuracy of the information is not guaranteed. Before using, the end-user should conduct whatever evaluations are necessary to determine that the product is suitable for the intended use. The user assumes all risks and liability in connection with such use. The statements contained herein are made in lieu of all warranties, express or implied, including, but not limited to, implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose, which warranties are hereby expressly disclaimed. American Polywater's only obligation shall be to replace such quantity of the product proven to be defective. Except for the replacement remedy, American Polywater shall not be liable for any loss, injury or damage, direct or indirect, arising from the use or the failure to properly use these products, regardless of the legal theory asserted. The foregoing may not be altered except by a written agreement by the officers of American Polywater Corporation.
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