I love what you 2 are doing, not just the business but helping people get started. This is how the world should work. Keep it up. I'll be jumping in the Solar cleaning game myself. Get my S.W.A.G. On
I love how you guys show the real world situations and actual usage and swap out estimates for the filters. 👌🏻 keep up the amazing work. I watch all your videos and most of them over and over
You could still go into the spent DI tank and then out of it into the good tank. It saves the good tank from having to drop it so far. You just have to watch the out put of the second tank. With the meter. They make a indicator light the will tell you when the tank is spent to make it a little easier.
Hi Rick and Henry. Great video 👍👏, thanks for sharing the info with your subscribers and I'm one of them. Looking forward to the next video! Have a prosperous weekend.
Question, I’ve been trying to do more research on different solar panel warranties. Got any resources? So far have Tesla’s and couple others. Do you guys just ask to view the customers warranty before starting work?
@@fabianmartinez1321 you cant go thru a 100 gallon tank because a waterfed brush is pressured a different way thru a customers tap…. Not a pressure washer
Could you show a full breakdown of your equipment and how it all works together. Does the pump draw water from the spout through the tanks and into the big water tank? I was hoping you showed that a little bit more in depth. Thanks a lot guys I have a pressure washing business in Norther Ca and I want to expand into solar panels
I'm needing to know if there is a repair video or manual for the sola tech brush like this. I was trying to try and adjust the water pressure in the filter area of the brush and now it doesn't work. I need help, desperately! Thank you
@@ClipperRoad what you’re doing is you take the low pressure customer water and connect it to your DI system, Then your DI system will dump into a holding tank AKA the white tank. From there now that you have 100 gallons of clean DI water you can draw from that white tank into your pressure washer and run the C-1000 brush which requires something like 1200-1700PSI. I run mine at 1300psi ..
Why do you use the customers faucet water versus filling up before you leave you're office/shop? Do they ever comment or complain about using their water?
I believe it is assumed you will be using the client's water. I couldn't imagine having 3 jobs in one day miles apart and having to refill your water tank for every job. I believe this is also true for power washing, soft washing, on-site car detailing, etc.
@@socalsolarpanelcleaningcompany in pure water window cleaning, RO membranes pay for themselves if incoming tap water TDS is above 100 ppm. I am not sure how many ROs in parallel would be needed to produce the volume needed to fill your van tank as fast as just using DI. Tucker/RHG has 60 psi membranes. They are not cheap but with proper automated daily back flushing, they can last over 4 years. My current RO membrane is still working good and was purchased in later part of 2017. I push tap water into a single 40" RO with my a 1 horse power Wayne pump.
Your just passionate of what you do and it shows …. You put so much time and care into this. Thank you for the knowledge 🙏
I appreciate that!
I love what you 2 are doing, not just the business but helping people get started. This is how the world should work. Keep it up. I'll be jumping in the Solar cleaning game myself. Get my S.W.A.G. On
awesome to hear and anyway I can help just let me know!
I love how you guys show the real world situations and actual usage and swap out estimates for the filters. 👌🏻 keep up the amazing work. I watch all your videos and most of them over and over
Love your comments
I live in central FL and am looking into starting this up over here. Thank you gentlemen for being so informative.
No problem Aaron, always feel free to reach out if you have any questions!
hey aaron how is that working out i also live in central florida maybe we can do something together
Smashing them panels for sure 😂
You could still go into the spent DI tank and then out of it into the good tank. It saves the good tank from having to drop it so far. You just have to watch the out put of the second tank. With the meter. They make a indicator light the will tell you when the tank is spent to make it a little easier.
I'll love to be the next subscriber to ride along
Thank you guys for giving back
great
Great job guys!! Nice to see people helping each other out!
Hi Rick and Henry.
Great video 👍👏, thanks for sharing the info with your subscribers and I'm one of them.
Looking forward to the next video!
Have a prosperous weekend.
Awesome, thank you!
THAT WAS A REALLY NICE WATCH . the watch seem to be the star of the show 😅
Great video guys. It really gives a real prospective.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Love your content sir. Question, whats your opinion on running a setup in a van (like what you have) vs a rig built in the bed of a truck?
Thanks!
I like the van idea better than a truck due to the equipment being stolen alot easier
Yeah I hear that. Thanks again!
Hey Henry. 700 gallons per tank. How bout 15000 per cube. What a no brainer!
do you need the 100 gallon tank when purchasing the Di Tanks or can i run the deionized water straight to the brush?
Can you send a link of the pole you use?And the hose for the pole? Looks like a special carbon fiber pole meant for high pressure
Question, I’ve been trying to do more research on different solar panel warranties. Got any resources? So far have Tesla’s and couple others. Do you guys just ask to view the customers warranty before starting work?
usually that is in the customers paperwork
How many gallons of DI water gets used on an average job? How many panels can be cleaned with the 100 gallon tank? Thanks!
On a 100 gallon tank we can clean on the average about 300 solar panels with the rotating brush
@@socalsolarpanelcleaningcompany and how many would you get with a simple waterfed brush?
@@fabianmartinez1321 you cant go thru a 100 gallon tank because a waterfed brush is pressured a different way thru a customers tap…. Not a pressure washer
Could you show a full breakdown of your equipment and how it all works together. Does the pump draw water from the spout through the tanks and into the big water tank? I was hoping you showed that a little bit more in depth. Thanks a lot guys I have a pressure washing business in Norther Ca and I want to expand into solar panels
Yes we have several times in our videos I believe one of our earlier videos we explained exactly that...
@@socalsolarpanelcleaningcompany ill check them out thank you!
Love your videos guys! How much PSI do you typically need to set your viper pump to for it to be adequate for this kind of work?
2500
Your newbie kept hitting the panels with that pole tho😳
I'm needing to know if there is a repair video or manual for the sola tech brush like this. I was trying to try and adjust the water pressure in the filter area of the brush and now it doesn't work. I need help, desperately!
Thank you
No, sorry
Great video! Quick question: is the bigger white tank actually needed or can you do without it?
Great work guys
Yes its needed for the pressure washing system
@@socalsolarpanelcleaningcompany id like to learn more about it. Do you know anywhere online I can get more info?
@@ClipperRoad what you’re doing is you take the low pressure customer water and connect it to your DI system,
Then your DI system will dump into a holding tank AKA the white tank.
From there now that you have 100 gallons of clean DI water you can draw from that white tank into your pressure washer and run the C-1000 brush which requires something like 1200-1700PSI.
I run mine at 1300psi ..
@@95TurboCivic thank you so much, you are actually a legend mate haha.
Why do you use the customers faucet water versus filling up before you leave you're office/shop? Do they ever comment or complain about using their water?
I believe it is assumed you will be using the client's water. I couldn't imagine having 3 jobs in one day miles apart and having to refill your water tank for every job. I believe this is also true for power washing, soft washing, on-site car detailing, etc.
Why do you not run a few RO membranes in parallel before your D.I. tanks...?
We don't need it that to us is a extra cost replacing filters when the two tanks give us about 1400 gallons and cheaper ro replace
@@socalsolarpanelcleaningcompany in pure water window cleaning, RO membranes pay for themselves if incoming tap water TDS is above 100 ppm. I am not sure how many ROs in parallel would be needed to produce the volume needed to fill your van tank as fast as just using DI. Tucker/RHG has 60 psi membranes. They are not cheap but with proper automated daily back flushing, they can last over 4 years. My current RO membrane is still working good and was purchased in later part of 2017. I push tap water into a single 40" RO with my a 1 horse power Wayne pump.
Is their any chemical that you need to mix it into water
I really appreciate the way you run the thingz
Any way I can do a ride along
Im in Dubai sir and where should i get that brush?
How much do you charge per panel?
We don`t
@@socalsolarpanelcleaningcompany how do you price jobs?
@@CZcamsking758 flat rate