G1 Manual Water-Fed Cleaning Brush
ModelWSE-G01
Highlights
- No electricity needed – water feeds through the pole
- 12-36 ft telescopic, in aluminum alloy or lighter carbon fiber
- Hidden-pipe brush head with even four-outlet spray
- Scrapers, cobweb brushes and dusters fit the same pole
- Backpack tank and pump options for sites without a tap
Telescopic manual water-fed brush — 12–36 ft, aluminum or carbon fiber, no electricity needed.
Overview
Simple, no-power water-fed brush for solar panels, glass and facades.
A telescopic rod from 3.6 m up to 12 m with a 25–33 m hose feed — connect a tap, or add a low-power pump where there’s no pressurized water supply.
Why this machine
Key Benefits

Hidden-pipe brush head
the water line runs inside the pole and head: no exposed hose to snag on a module frame when you draw the head back down a row, no hose to kink when the pole is extended, and a cleaner look in front of a client.

Four-outlet spray
evenly distributed outlets give higher pressure and a more uniform rinse, so the whole brush width gets the same water and you are not going back over a strip that stayed dry. Faster per pass, and fewer passes.

Expandable tool set
scrapers, cobweb brushes and dusters attach to the same pole as needed. For sites without a tap there is a 35 L backpack tank with pump, a 24 V booster pump (6 L/min, 60 psi, 40 m head) and an inline soap dispenser — so one pole covers the whole job rather than becoming a second trip.

Beyond solar
length and angle are adjustable, so the same pole cleans high-level exterior walls, glass façades, greenhouses and carport roofs. That matters when a crew has to justify a tool against more than one line of work.
Why this one
What a manual pole still wins on
Aluminum alloy or carbon fiber
choose the economical aluminum pole or the lighter carbon fiber version — both run the same five lengths, 12 ft to 36 ft (3.6–11 m). So you pick the material for how long an operator has to hold it overhead, not for the reach you need. With no motor and no battery there is nothing to charge and nothing to fail.

- No electricity neededWater feeds through the pole itself — nothing to charge, nothing to fail.
- 12 to 36 ft of reachFive lengths, in economical aluminium or lighter carbon fibre.
- Four-outlet sprayEven pressure across the full brush width, so no strip stays dry.
- One pole, many headsScrapers, cobweb brushes and dusters share the same fitting.
Technical data
Sizes (aluminum alloy; carbon fiber available in the same sizes)
| Model | Extended | Closed | Sections | Net weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| G1-12F | 12 ft (~3.6 m) | 4.3 ft | 4 | 2.0 kg |
| G1-18F | 18 ft (~5.5 m) | 5.7 ft | 4 | 3.0 kg |
| G1-24F | 24 ft (~7.3 m) | 6.3 ft | 5 | 3.8 kg |
| G1-30F | 30 ft (~9.1 m) | 6.4 ft | 6 | 4.2 kg |
| G1-36F | 36 ft (~11 m) | 7.6 ft | 6 | 4.5 kg |
Optional Accessories
| Accessory | Key specs |
|---|---|
| Backpack water tank with pump | 35 L · 12 V · 7.5 kg/cm² · 87 × 35 × 24 cm · runs from battery / car / 220 V / 110 V |
| Soap dispenser | ABS · 30 × 7 × 6 cm · 16 mm outlet · 180 g |
| Booster pump | 24 V · 6.0 L/min (1.59 GPM) · 60 psi / 4.1 bar · 40 m head |
Right fit?
Best For
Household arrays, small rooftops and sites without power — the lightest, lowest-cost tool in the range. If you clean more than ~100 m² regularly, step up to the G2 electric brush.
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