Dirty panels cause erratic DC input, overloading inverters. TAYPRO’s uniform cleaning balances voltage, cutting inverter failures by 40% (per client’s’s Rajasthan plant data).
Manual cleaning costs ₹3–5 lakh/MW/year for labor and water. TAYPRO reduces this by 70%, with a 200 MW plant saving ₹3.29 crore annually. Over 20 years, manual costs exceed ₹60 crore, while TAYPRO’s one-time investment is ₹3.36 crore.
Hydrophobic microfiber repels moisture, and AI skips cycles during monsoons. In Kerala, this cut algae-related losses by ₹60 lakh/year.
TAYPRO’s 100% waterless technology eliminates reliance on manual scrubbing or pressurized water. For instance, a 200 MW plant in Rajasthan saves 22 million liters/year—equivalent to the annual water needs of 6,000 rural households. This is critical in drought-prone states like Maharashtra, where farmers face water shortages.
Yes. Operators access real-time dashboards with metrics like soiling levels, robot health, and energy output. Alerts are sent via SMS/email.
TAYPRO’s robots restore 95–99% efficiency vs. 70–80% with manual methods. In Tamil Nadu’s humid climate, this prevents 15–20% losses from salt and algae.
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