EquipMaxx Superlite Aluminum Water Fed Pole Kit Lightweight 24 Feet - Outdoor Window Cleaner Window Glass Solar Panel Cleaning System, Washing Equipment Tool Solution: Hose Spray Washer

We used all 24’ of pole to reach across 4 rows of solar panels from the peak of the roof. Brush is soft and light weight but cleans well. Quick disconnects on hose do not leak and are very simple. Pole section latches are firm and effective. This device proved to be a cost effective means of cleaning our solar array. After cleaning our generation was up significantly. I will now clean it more often.

Worked great and got the solar panels very clean! Could use a hose clamp on the water line on the fitting and a bracket to hold the water hose to keep pressure off the fitting and water line. Zip tied the hose to the handle and to clamp down the water line to the nib.

I bought this because of the quality of construction. I used it to clean 42 solar panels this morning and found it to do a great job easy to use and very durable. I highly recommend using soft water so you don’t get the calcium buildup on your solar panels. I did not use any cleaning agent

Great product! Cleaned my solar panels easily. The hoses kept the water on the panels and not me.

I have a house with 26 ft. tall windows I clean several times a year. This pole works well for that purpose except for 2 issues. First, I have windows at various heights so I need to change the length often. When the pole is fully extended it can be difficult to lift which is to be expected. Because the supply tube runs through the pole when I extend the pole, if the tube is not aligned straight with the hole in the end of the handle, you cannot pull the tube through which does not allow the pole to extend. Conversely, if I am trying to shorten the pole, the tube gets coiled up in the handle and I have to lay the pole down and pull the tube out to shorten. And since the valve is heavier than the tube, as I am walking around the house it is constantly getting hung up on things. Which brings me to the worst part, the shutoff valve. It has a "quick connect" feature which is constantly pulling out. They added a little screw which you can tighten to keep it from popping out but the thread depth is so sort that the screw has stripped the hole and is now useless. Tried to buy another one but the they do not offer replacement parts on the website. My only solution to date is what I will call a tube tender, i.e. my wife. Certainly not ideal. Extremely frustrating.

Did what I needed. Take your time with this pole. Start to extend from the brush end, and collapse from the opposite end, paying attention not to pinch the water line. Have to adjust the brush to get the right angle while on the panel’s. When fully extended, it does flex! Lift pole from the center to get it up on your roof, once you get where want it, go back to the handle and get after it. There is enough weight on the the brush end to clean. Takes a while to figure all this out. Used a pump sprayer and a mixture of window cleaning soap to pre soak the panels.

I was hoping this brush would do a decent job but found it clumsy when extended past halfway. It is pretty light and feels good in your hands. I hooked it up to a DI system and started with my residential windows. It did a pretty good job but I really bought it to clean my solar panels. Next, I went up on the roof and started cleaning the panels. It failed to get all the dirt off and left residue behind. I washed the panels for an extended period of t8me with the same results. When I extended the pole half way it has a decent amount of bend. This might work good for short distance on windows but not so good on solar panels unfortunately.

Just received the pole haven't used it yet. But what I'm looking at it some pretty good quality. I don't know much about water fed pole cuz I am new to the window cleaning business about five years in and this is my first water fed Pole. I will be using it in the next couple of weeks and returning here to give my full review