No. To reduce the DC electricity produced by the solar PV system to safe levels, only 40% coverage of each
PVStop ‘switches off’ a solar panel system in a matter of seconds. Once the coating has been applied across 40%
Yes, PVSTOP works in all weather conditions, even in rain and on wet solar panels. In extremely heavy rain, there
A PVSTOP cannister can spray up to 10 metres (30 feet) in ideal conditions.
PVSTOP utilises a portable pressure vessel the design and manufacture of which complies with local fire extinguisher standards. In 2024
Yes. The PVSTOP delivery system is similar to a fire extinguisher – point and spray. A 9 litre (2.5 gallon)
No, PVSTOP will easily peel off any smooth surfaces (such as solar panels), but it can be difficult to remove
For porous surfaces, immediately wash with water. Once dry, PVSTOP is difficult to remove from these surfaces. For non-porous surfaces,
PVSTOP is extremely difficult to remove from clothing once dry. Avoid getting the coating or coating overspray onto clothing or
While primarily designed for daylight use, applying PVSTOP at night or in low-light conditions is a proactive safety measure. It
A 'liquid blanket' that shuts down solar panels in seconds and eliminates the risk of high voltage DC electrocution.