Fully Automatic

Fully Automatic
Autonomous

Fully Automatic

Scheduled autonomous fleets with telemetry for utility-scale tables.

The SUNAIROBOT Fully Automatic robot is built for utility-scale solar farms that need scheduled cleaning and fleet telemetry — without a crew walking every table.

Autonomous scheduling runs overnight or off-peak windows. Telemetry shows cycles completed, coverage, and machine health so plant managers keep soiling losses visible across 50 MW to 120 MW+ sites. Waterless dry-clean is the default in arid operating conditions.

Overview

What it is, where it fits,

what problem it solves

Best for: Utility-scale solar farms.

Key Benefits

Why O&M teams pick

Fully Automatic

Autonomous scheduling

Run nights or off-peak windows without walking every row.

Fleet telemetry

Cycles, coverage, and machine health visible to O&M.

Waterless dry-clean

Default mode for arid, water-constrained parks.

Labour per MW down

Crews supervise exceptions, not every brush pass.

Utility table lengths

Sized for long ground-mount and tracker rows.

Yield the model assumed

Keep financed generation from being eaten by dust.

Technical Specifications

Working data for site sizing

ModelSR-01 — Fully Automatic (autonomous)
CommunicationLoRa / LoRaWAN module
MonitoringSCADA — centralized monitoring system
Cleaning speedUp to 20 m/min
Cleaning methodDry brush (waterless) + screw mechanism
BrushSoft PBT brush
MotorPMDC · 3000 RPM · 120 W · 6.67 A
DriveHigh-torque geared motor · 6-wheel drive · 24 VDC
BatteryLiFePO₄ · 29.5 VDC · 18 Ah · ~3.3 h run time
Charging29.5 VDC · 5–9 A · ~3.5 h
ProtectionRobot IP65 / Motor IP54
Weight< 47 kg
Safety2 / 4 proximity sensors
Install angleUp to 30° tilt
Operating temp−10 °C to +60 °C
ApplicationRooftop & ground-mounted plants

Final names, drawings, and certified specs follow client Drive/brochure assets. Values here are working labels for site fit — not a substitute for an approved datasheet.

How It Works

From survey to cleaning cadence

1. Survey at park scale

Table length, tracker type, soiling, and SCADA/O&M workflow decide fleet size.

2. Commission the fleet

Install, map rows, and train the control room / field team.

3. Schedule autonomous runs

Night or off-peak windows keep generation hours clear.

4. Watch telemetry

Confirm cycles and coverage. Exceptions go to field service, not ad-hoc mopping.

Best For / Applications

Where Fully Automatic belongs

  • Utility-scale ground-mount parks
  • Long tracker or fixed-tilt tables
  • Arid, water-limited operating environments
  • O&M teams that need cycle-level visibility
Gallery

Product and operating views

Fully Automatic cleaning fleet operating across utility-scale solar rows
Fully Automatic robot cleaning during a pre-dawn maintenance window
Two Fully Automatic cleaners working on adjacent solar rows
Related Projects

Fully Automatic in the field

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Rajasthan · 120 MW

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Downloads

Brochure and spec sheet

Approved PDF datasheets and manuals ship with the client Drive pack. Until those files are published, request the Fully Automatic spec sheet with your site MW and we will send the current pack.

FAQ

Fully Automatic questions

Will it run without an operator on every table?

Yes — that is the point of Fully Automatic. O&M still commissions, schedules, and handles exceptions.

Does it need water?

Default is waterless dry-clean. Wet is only where the site and module type require it.

Can we see cleaning history?

Fleet telemetry reports cycles and coverage. Deeper SCADA hooks follow the approved integration for that plant.

How do we demo?

Share park MW, location, and tracker type. We size a Fully Automatic fleet vs Semi-Automatic.

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