Game Changer in Photovoltaic Cleaning
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Photovoltaic systems are a mainstay of renewable energies. However, soiling – especially from lichens – can significantly reduce their efficiency. Regular lichen removal is therefore crucial to ensure long-term energy yield.
Effective lichen removal: Highly effective and gentle on the modules at the same time
Many cleaning methods reach their limits with lichens. hyCLEANER GmbH & Co. KG has developed an effective and gentle solution with the DIRT FORCE lichen remover. “An absolute game changer,” says
Lenzmann combines the DIRT FORCE with the solarROBOT pro from hyCLEANER for lichen removal. The system saves time, reduces costs and can be flexibly adapted. For use, he uses a high-pressure cleaner with up to 150 bar, fed via IBC containers or the farm’s own wells. This means he is optimally equipped for any soiling.
Technology meets practice in lichen removal
“The modules are getting older and more dirty – but with this solution I am prepared for everything,” says Lukas. The combination of innovative technology and experience makes the DIRT FORCE an indispensable tool for professional PV cleaners – efficient, sustainable and future-oriented.
Future-proof cleaning for maximum profitability
The regular and professional cleaning of photovoltaic systems is increasingly becoming an economic factor. Because only clean modules can permanently deliver peak performance and ensure the expected yield. With innovative solutions such as the DIRT FORCE and the solarROBOT pro, hyCLEANER offers a future-oriented combination of efficiency, conservation and sustainability. Operators benefit not only from better energy yield, but also from longer maintenance intervals and lower material wear. For professionals like Lukas Lenzmann, it is clear: modern cleaning technology is not an add-on, but an investment in performance, longevity and customer satisfaction – and thus in the success of every photovoltaic system.
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