Dust, pollen and construction fallout
Construction sites, mine tailings and seasonal pollen all add to the load. A thin, even film is enough to cut yield, and it is exactly the layer that rain does not clear.

Solar cleaning, Johannesburg
Highveld dust is fine, dry and persistent, and it settles on solar glass faster than most owners expect. SKAI rinses arrays from the air with purified water so the glass is not abraded.

Construction sites, mine tailings and seasonal pollen all add to the load. A thin, even film is enough to cut yield, and it is exactly the layer that rain does not clear.
After storms, panels carry dust washed into streaks plus leaves and grit along frames. Cleaning follows the rainy season rather than ignoring it.
Large arrays in Germiston, Midrand and the industrial belts are cleaned in phases, without scaffolding in the yard or shutting production.
Estate and complex arrays are cleaned at low pressure with runoff kept away from paving, pools and gardens.
Questions
It varies with the site, but a visible film is already costing yield. Monitoring before and after cleaning shows the difference on that specific array.
Yes, when pressure and water quality are controlled. No brushes, no abrasives, no walking on the modules.
Yes, planned around roof access, plant and skylights.
Yes, though dust loads are usually higher in the dry season and the cycle reflects that.
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