Solar panels are designed to absorb the sun’s rays as a source of energy for generating electricity or heating.

Due to the upwards angle of solar panels, they are more prone to bird droppings, dust and dirt that does not wash off with just rain.

This build-up of dust, dirt, pollen, bird droppings and other debris reduce the amount of light hitting the panels and adversely affect optimal Solar Panel Efficiency.

Maintaining solar panels—a key part of solar power—is becoming increasingly important.

Solar power converts sunlight into electricity using photovoltaic(PV) panels.

However, when contaminants build up on the surface of these panels, they reduce the amount of sunlight that passes through, ultimately decreasing solar energy production.

To maximize its efficiency, it's essential to regularly remove dust, fine particles, bird droppings, and other pollutants from the solar panel surface.

According to the Solar Energy Industries Association, in regions frequently affected by soiling, solar systems can experience power losses of up to 25% in three months and 35% within a year if PV modules are not cleaned.

* What is Soiling?

Soiling refers to the accumulation of airborne debris such as fine dust, sand, and yellow dust on the surface of solar modules, reducing their efficiency.