The H2Pro Kit for Solar Panel Cleaning is a pure-water RO/DI system built for production solar work. Its 110v booster cart makes 2+ GPM of spot-free water, and the kit adds a 27 ft Solar Boost pole, a weighted Alpha Solar brush, and a 150' reel. Key Features 110v booster cart, 2+ GPM: An electric booster pump holds steady output for long jobs and multiple poles. It needs a wall outlet or a generator. 3-stage RO/DI purification: A 30" carbon pre-filter, a 40" Eco-Flow RO membrane, and a 30" DI post-filter take tap water to near-zero TDS, so panels dry spot-free with no towel work. DI Saver mode: Bypass the DI stage and run RO-only water on jobs that don't need 0 TDS. It stretches your DI resin and cuts your cost per job. Solar-specific pole and brush: A 27 ft carbon-fiber Solar Boost pole and a weighted Alpha Solar brush with a full-width rinse bar, built for panels, not repurposed window tools. Stainless housings, no-flat wheels: Stainless steel filter housings on a powder-coated steel frame, assembled in the USA. First filter set free: Your first carbon and DI replacement filters ship with the kit. H2Pro Solar Panel Cleaning Kit Specifications Product type Pure-water RO/DI solar panel cleaning kit (cart, pole, brush, reel) Cart Tucker H2Pro, 3-stage (carbon, RO, DI) Power 110V booster pump (wall outlet or generator) Water output 2+ GPM Filtration 30" carbon pre-filter, 40" Eco-Flow RO membrane, 30" DI post-filter Modes RO/DI and DI Saver (RO-only) Housings / frame Stainless steel housings, powder-coated steel frame, no-flat wheels Pole Tucker Solar Boost, carbon fiber, 27 ft reach, with 100' of pole tubing and quick connects Brush Tucker Alpha Solar, weighted, full-width rinse bar Hose 150 ft of 3/8" hose on the reel, 3/4" brass inlet and outlet Chemical compatibility Pure water only. No chemicals, no SH. Warranty 10-year on the purification system (filtration components excluded) Origin Assembled in USA What's Included Tucker H2Pro Mobile RO/DI Cart (110v booster, built-in on/off switch, DI Saver mode) Tucker Solar Boost 27' carbon-fiber water-fed pole, with 100' of pole tubing and male and female quick connects Tucker Alpha Solar brush, weighted, with a full-width rinse bar Tucker 150' hand-carry hose reel with 150' of 3/8" hose and 3/4" brass inlet and outlet Free first set of carbon and DI replacement filters It runs on 110V AC, so you need a wall outlet or a generator on site. It's a pure-water system, so it never runs chemicals of any kind. The cart has the output to run multiple poles, and it shares replacement filters with the Tucker 4060 cart. How It Works Tap water enters the cart and runs through three stages. The 30" carbon pre-filter strips chlorine and organics that would wreck the membrane, the 40" Eco-Flow RO membrane removes most of the dissolved solids under pressure from the 110v booster pump, and the 30" DI post-filter polishes it to near-zero TDS. The water dries with no residue, so you skip the towel. That pure water runs up the 150' reel hose and the carbon-fiber Solar Boost pole to the weighted Alpha Solar brush, where a full-width rinse bar feeds water across the bristles as you work the panel. Flip on DI Saver mode to run RO-only water and save DI resin on jobs that don't need 0 TDS. Pairs Well With Sediment and Carbon Filter Spot Free Water Hose Alpha Glide Brush Tucker Water Fed Pole Tucker High Reach Water Fed Pole Kits Frequently Asked Questions Does the H2Pro solar kit run on water pressure or electricity? This is the 110v booster version, so it needs AC power, a wall outlet or a generator. The electric booster pump is what gives you 2+ GPM for production work. There's a separate water-powered H2Pro that runs on source pressure at about 1 GPM if you don't have power on site. Can I run soap or SH through the H2Pro cart? No. It's a pure-water RO/DI system. Soap, SH, and any chemical foul the RO membrane and burn through the DI resin. Pure water is the cleaning agent here, so keep chemicals out of it. Is the Solar Boost pole safe to use near rooftop electrical? Carbon fiber conducts electricity, so treat the pole as a live-line hazard around panels, inverters, and power lines. Keep clear of energized equipment and use dielectric PPE, boots and gloves, when you work near it.
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