Silent output loss
Dust and debris build up gradually and can quietly cut panel output long before anyone notices there's a problem.
Autonomous Solar Panel Cleaning
Manual and self-driving, waterless robots that clear dust and grime from every panel, so your array keeps producing at its peak, season after season.
The Problem
Dust and debris build up gradually and can quietly cut panel output long before anyone notices there's a problem.
Ladders, water trucks, and crew scheduling add up fast, and none of it gets easier as your site grows.
Most monitoring dashboards miss soiling loss entirely, until it's already cost you weeks of output.
Precision Engineered
Capabilities
The E1 Series offers both manual control for targeted jobs and full autonomy with the E1 Pro. Here's what that looks like in practice.
Edge-detection sensors, anti-slip algorithms, and automatic turnaround let it track long panel rows with precision, with no overlaps or missed spots. It senses row ends and adjusts its path to avoid drops and jams.
The housing resists UV, humidity, and abrasive particles, so it holds up on dusty sites, under intense sun, and through wide temperature swings, from 0°C to 60°C.
A high-capacity Li-ion battery powers cleaning sessions of up to 5 hours per battery, enough for extended runs across large arrays.
A high-density nylon brush lifts dust, sand, and fine particles without scratching the glass. An adaptive pressure system automatically adjusts contact force for even cleaning across the full module.
Switch between dry cleaning for water-scarce sites and wet cleaning, with a direct hose connection, for stubborn soiling. Whichever mode fits the job.
Run it by remote control up to 1,000 m away for quick interventions, or switch to fully autonomous mode to cut operating time and reduce staffing needs.
Comparison
See how our manual and autonomous cleaning robots stack up.
| Feature | Enerbot E1 | E1 Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Waterless Cleaning | ||
| Remote Control Operation | ||
| Autonomous Navigation | ||
| Live Obstacle Sensing |
Specifications
Full technical spec for the E1 Pro. Ask us for the datasheet if you need it for an engineering or procurement review.
| Physical | |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 1205 × 1305 × 500 mm |
| Weight | 40 kg |
| Protection rating | IP65 |
| Cleaning | |
| Brush width | 1.2 m |
| Cleaning efficiency | Up to 1,500 m²/h |
| Max slope | 20° |
| Cleaning modes | Dry / Wet |
| Obstacle crossing | Panel gaps ≤10 cm, level difference ≤2 cm |
| Mobility & Control | |
| Travel speed | Up to 40 m/min |
| Control range | Up to 1,000 m |
| Control modes | Remote control / Fully autonomous |
| Safety | Anti-fall system |
| Power & Water | |
| Power supply | 36V 40Ah |
| Battery runtime | 5 h (single battery) |
| Water supply | Direct connection, standard hose |
| Environmental & Use | |
| Operating temperature | 0°C to 60°C |
| Use cases | Small, medium & large PV systems |
Gallery
A closer look at the robot at work across different array types, plus a short clip of it cleaning.
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