Gotta Keep Power Coming In: Clearing Snow From Ground and Roof Arrays

Snow-covered solar panels can reduce efficiency, especially during winter months when every bit of energy counts. In this video, I’ll share some practical methods I’ve used to clear snow off my solar panels—both on ground-mounted and roof-mounted arrays. Whether you're working with a DIY solar setup or a professional installation, these ideas will help you stay powered up even in snowy conditions!

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Chapters
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0:00 Intro
1:38 Using a Push Broom for the Ground Arrays
2:17 Using a Leaf Blower for the Ground Arrays
2:50 Using a Sno Brum for the Ground Arrays
4:54 Using a Roof Rake for the Roof Arrays
6:23 Modifying a Sno Brum for Both Ground and Roof Arrays
11:06 Final Thoughts & Wrap Up

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**** Disclaimer ****
Please remember, I'm just a DIYer like you. Don't take what I'm doing as gospel truth, it's just how I'm doing things. If you're unsure of how to do something, look into hiring a professional or at least consult with a professional to determine the correct way to do things.