Salt film and humidity
Salt haze scatters light and, with humidity, encourages growth along frame edges and cable trays. Rinsing with purified water removes the film without leaving residue.

Solar cleaning, Durban
In Durban the problem is not only dust. Salt air, humidity and bird activity leave a film that holds moisture on the glass and along the frames. SKAI cleans arrays from the air without stepping on them.

Salt haze scatters light and, with humidity, encourages growth along frame edges and cable trays. Rinsing with purified water removes the film without leaving residue.
Coastal birds leave deposits that shade cells and can cause hot spots. They are lifted with water at controlled pressure rather than scraped.
Beachfront apartments, hotels and business parks run arrays on roofs that are steep, hot and awkward to access on foot.
Cleaning is planned around the coastal weather window so the work is not undone by the next front.
Questions
Usually yes, because salt and organic deposits build faster than inland dust.
Sustained shading from deposits can create hot spots. Removing them early is cheaper than replacing a module.
Yes for setup, but nobody walks on the modules while they are cleaned.
Yes, phases are scheduled around guest areas and peak times.
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