Dual-Head Motorized Solar Panel Cleaning Brush 7.5m
Clean Panels - More Useful Energy
Dust, dirt, pollen and surface deposits can block part of the sunlight reaching your solar panels and reduce their performance. Regular cleaning helps the modules receive more light and operate closer to their maximum potential. Clean panels are a simple way to support stronger, more consistent energy generation without changing your equipment
Clean Your Panels Yourself - Save on Every Service Visit
Instead of paying for professional cleaning every time, you can maintain your solar panels yourself whenever it is convenient. Buy the brush once and avoid paying for repeated service visits. This is especially cost-effective for regular maintenance of residential or commercial solar systems.
Example: if professional cleaning costs €150 per visit and the brush costs €160, the savings become clear from the second cleaning:
1 cleaning — €150 vs €160
2 cleanings — €300 vs €160
3 cleanings — €450 vs €160
Less Manual Work, More Panels Cleaned
The motor-driven rotating brushes do the hard work for you. Instead of scrubbing each panel by hand, simply guide the pole while two brush heads clean the surface and the water feed washes away dirt. This makes maintaining larger solar arrays faster, easier and far less physically demanding
Clean Panels - More Useful Energy
Dust, dirt, pollen and surface deposits can block part of the sunlight reaching your solar panels and reduce their performance. Regular cleaning helps the modules receive more light and operate closer to their maximum potential. Clean panels are a simple way to support stronger, more consistent energy generation without changing your equipment
Clean Your Panels Yourself - Save on Every Service Visit
Instead of paying for professional cleaning every time, you can maintain your solar panels yourself whenever it is convenient. Buy the brush once and avoid paying for repeated service visits. This is especially cost-effective for regular maintenance of residential or commercial solar systems.
Example: if professional cleaning costs €150 per visit and the brush costs €160, the savings become clear from the second cleaning:
1 cleaning — €150 vs €160
2 cleanings — €300 vs €160
3 cleanings — €450 vs €160
Less Manual Work, More Panels Cleaned
The motor-driven rotating brushes do the hard work for you. Instead of scrubbing each panel by hand, simply guide the pole while two brush heads clean the surface and the water feed washes away dirt. This makes maintaining larger solar arrays faster, easier and far less physically demanding
SOLAR PANEL CARE FOR HOMES AND WORKPLACES
The Sanlarix AquaReach supports routine manual cleaning across accessible domestic and commercial solar installations. Adjust the pole length and head angle to the working position, keep a steady two-handed grip and guide the brush across each module in controlled passes.
FAQ
The pole is telescopic. Its nested sections slide to adjust the length and are secured with external clamp locks featuring blue levers.
The supplier lists a maximum pole length of approximately 3.6 metres. This is the length of the tool, rather than a guaranteed cleaning height.
No. Brushing is manual, and water is supplied through the hose from a compatible external source.
Yes. The head has an adjustable joint with a side tightening knob. Set the angle and check that the joint is secure before cleaning.
Compatibility depends on the outlet and connection type. Check the pictured orange connector against your water supply; the supplier’s examples do not cover every tap design.
Reviews
Our panels are close enough that I rarely need the full pole length. Being able to shorten it for the nearest modules makes the brush easier to guide, and it fits along the garage wall afterwards
I like having the water feed at the brush rather than swapping between brushing and holding a hose. It took a little time to arrange the hose neatly, but that made moving along the row more comfortable
The padded grip is a useful detail. I hold the pole with both hands and work across one panel at a time. Setting the head angle first helps keep the bristles in contact without pushing too hard
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