The choice of a hydraulic motor for the WetSlider and a lithium battery for the Rider depends on the specific needs of each type of photovoltaic installation.
For large solar farms equipped with tracking systems, the surface area to be cleaned is immense—often tens of thousands of panels, each measuring between 1.5 and 2.5 m². In this context, a hydraulic motor allows the WetSlider to operate without battery limitations, ensuring continuous cleaning and the ability to deploy multiple robots simultaneously to maximize efficiency. Conversely, for more compact photovoltaic roofs, the Rider’s lithium battery technology provides sufficient autonomy to effectively clean the entire surface, while ensuring the flexibility and speed of intervention required for medium-sized residential or commercial installations. AX Solar thus adapts the technology of propulsion to the size and constraints of the site, offering maximum efficiency and optimal performance for each type of photovoltaic project.
