Salt haze and summer dust
On coastal properties a fine salt film settles on the glass and scatters light. Inland and on the flats, dust does the same. Neither is removed reliably by rain.

Solar cleaning, Cape Town
Cape Town arrays face two different problems: summer dust and coastal salt haze. Both cut output long before the panels look dirty. SKAI cleans them from the air with purified water and no foot traffic on the glass.

On coastal properties a fine salt film settles on the glass and scatters light. Inland and on the flats, dust does the same. Neither is removed reliably by rain.
Pitched roofs, flat roofs and carport arrays are cleaned without anyone walking on the modules, so there is no point loading and no risk of micro-cracks.
Warehouse roofs, retail carports and small ground-mounted fields are cleaned in scheduled cycles, phased so the site keeps operating.
RO and DI water is used so nothing is left on the glass. Runoff is directed away from gutters, tanks and planted areas before the flight.
Questions
Coastal sites usually need a shorter cycle than inland ones. Output loss and visible soiling decide the interval, which is set after the first visit.
No. The drone cleans from the air, so the modules are not stepped on.
Purified water at matched pressure, no brushes and no abrasives. Where a manufacturer publishes cleaning requirements, the method works within them.
Yes, though travel and setup mean it is usually combined with neighbouring sites.
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