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Solarguard® pro

Bird control for solar panels

Preventing performance loss, damage, and wear to your solar panels! Birds and pests can nest under the solar panels, leading to the creation of nests underneath. This can be prevented with the Solarguard Pro! The Solarguard is of high quality and made from recycled plastic. As a result, the bird control lasts for at least 10 years!

Prevent damage, performance loss, and fire hazards with the updated Solarguard® Pro bird control

The nesting of pests and birds under your solar panels can lead to damage, performance loss, and fire hazards. Since it's warm and dry under the panels, this becomes the ideal spot for birds and pests. With the simple mounting system, nesting becomes a thing of the past! The Solarguard is suitable for both already installed solar panels and those to be installed. Once installed, no maintenance is required. Check out our range below on the page.

A suitable Solarguard Pro® bird control package for every type of solar panel.

Solarguard Pro® pakket met 30 mm clips

Solarguard Pro® pakket with 35 mm clips

Solarguard Pro® pakket with 40 mm clips

Solarguard Pro® pakket Universal clips

Solarguard vogelwering zonnepanelen kunststof clips bevestigd

Why don't you want birds to nest under your solar panels?

Birds nesting under your solar panels can pose a serious problem — and many people aren’t even aware of it. In some cases, damaged wiring can lead to a fire hazard. In addition, bird nests under the panels can obstruct airflow, preventing heat from escaping efficiently. This results in a significantly lower performance than what the system could actually achieve.

What if there is still a bird's nest under a solar panel?

The construction of a nest takes about 9 days, followed by a breeding period of around 12 days. After approximately 20 days, the young birds will leave the nest. This means an average of 41 days of nuisance from bird droppings and associated noise disturbance. The droppings affect not only the garden but also the solar panels, leading to even lower performance and a less attractive appearance of the house. Removing the nests is not allowed during the breeding season, meaning the performance decreases significantly for an average of 41 days. Nests can only be removed after the breeding season, which incurs additional costs. It’s clear that prevention is better than cure in this case! Advise your customers properly on this.