Tucker RTM Mini Solar Panel Cleaning Robot Kit with H2Pro
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The RTM Mini drives across solar rows by remote, cleaning with dual-direction brushes and pure water, and Tucker rates it at up to 1 MW of panels per day.
That is roughly 2,222 to 2,857 panels a day for a small crew. Before a job, check your water supply can hold 6-7 bar at the robot's brush nozzles.
From the front, the RTM Mini shows its two brush hoods with water nozzles, its drive tracks and a sealed body with no exposed power connectors or hoses.
Sealed electronics suit wet work on panels. Set the brush pressure height to 15-20 mm as the manual describes, and recheck it each time you change or refit a brush.
At 62 lb, the RTM Mini can be carried onto a rooftop array by hand and works on both flat and sloped panels, with a suspension accessory above 25°.
Gap detection stops it at a set gap threshold, a safeguard on carports and at the end of a row. Cruise control then holds your chosen speed down each row of panels.
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Tucker rates the RTM Mini at up to 1 MW of panels per day, roughly 2,222 to 2,857 panels depending on panel wattage.
It cleans with purified water and no chemicals. The manual calls for 6-7 bar of water pressure at the brush nozzles.
Yes. It works on flat surfaces and sloped roofs; above a 25° slope the manual calls for the suspension accessory.
A 9.6 Ah lithium-ion battery powers it, and you drive it by remote control or set its cruise-control mode. The remote vibrates before the battery runs flat.
Robsys requires trained and certified operators; damage from uncertified use may void the warranty.
The RTM Mini weighs 62 lb (28 kg).
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