Our solar panel pigeon proofing wire or weld mesh nylon installation clips are the perfect solution! For SolarFix clips to work the solar panel must have a minimum 20mm return lip on the underside of the frame.

This innovative system is designed specifically to keep feral pigeons from getting under solar arrays, protecting the roof, wiring, and equipment from damage. This non-penetrating system is fast and easy to install, and can be removed for service.Solar panels are being installed on commercial and residential roofs across the United Kingdom at an ever-increasing rate. These arrays provide perfect harbourage for birds, squirrels and unwanted leaves during autumn, and homeowners are desperate for a solution that does not involve piercing, gluing, scratching or otherwise damaging the solar panels with mechanical fixings or adhesives. SolarFix solves the problem, avoiding warranty infringements. For this clip to work, the solar panel must have a minimum 20mm return lip on the underside of the frame. STEP 3: Slide the disk onto the shaft of the clip assembly until snug. Make adjustments to the screen as necessary. Tighten the disk to panel edge. Simply place the solar panel pigeon proofing wire or weld mesh nylon clips every 30-40cm along the solar panel frame and pull tight. Roll out the wire mesh or weld mesh and cut it into manageable lengths, then position the wire mesh or weld mesh in place, ensuring the fastening rod points upwards. Attach the fastening washer and join the next section of wire mesh or weld mesh with cable ties. The manufacturer recommends using 2 clips on the short edge and 3 clips on the long edge, spaced every 450mm. Always take appropriate safety precautions when working on a roof and on live electrical installations.

Beyond safeguarding against damage, these clips prevent droppings from impacting panel efficiency. They also work to keep other birds and pests away. STEP 2: Set the wire mesh screen in place. Make sure the fastener rod comes through the screen at an upward angle as to keep downward pressure on the screen Whether it's an inquisitive rodent looking for a cozy spot, a bird searching for a sheltered nesting place, or even the relentless accumulation of debris from surrounding trees and plants, there are numerous factors that can compromise the efficiency of your solar panels. Beyond efficiency issues, the presence of wildlife and debris can cause structural damage. For instance, rodents can chew through the wiring or debris can accumulate moisture, leading to potential corrosion on the roof. This innovative system is designed specifically to keep pigeons from getting under solar arrays, protecting the roof, wiring, and equipment from damage. This non-penetrating system is fast and easy to install.The SolarFix system is designed specifically to keep all birds from getting under solar arrays, protecting the roof, wiring, and equipment from their damage. This non-penetrating system is fast and easy to install, and can be removed for service. This non-penetrating system is fast and easy to install and does not void warranties, please see installation images bellow. A typical solar panel is approximately 1.6m tall and 1m wide, on a typical panel one should use 3 clips on each long edge and 2 clips on each short edge. See the diagram attached to this product listing for more details and an example of a typical installation. Installation is simple and non-penetrating, making it fast and easy to install and remove for servicing. Just follow these four steps: Set the clip in place, making sure the fastener rod applies upward pressure on the screen to keep it in position.