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Solar Panel Caddy - How to carry a solar panel up and down a ladder
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 เม.ย. 2020
- Demonstration of the difference between carrying a panel up and down a ladder with and without the Solar Panel Caddy. The tool shows the time gained with its use, imagine how you could save on an entire job.
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Thanks for the clear explanation ❤️
Glad it was helpful!
Issue with carrying panels by hand is that you can't maintain three points of contact at all times per OSHA regulations. Looking for a tool that will remedy this problem
Anthony, we agree! For that reason we do have a Solar Panel Hoists that allows you to take up to 5 solar panels to the roof at one time. The Solar Panel Hoist cost a bit more but does allow you to get panels to the roof without having to carry them and stay in compliance with OSHA standards.
the support of the ladder on the roof looks interesting. Do you sell it too?
We are not actually a fan of that particular ladder support so we don't offer it. We do however offer a couple other options that we do feel are a bit safer and easier to use. Check out our website under the Safety tab for the options we offer.
Here it is always windy. This wont work. It is hard to hold it.
We are not sure if you are asking or telling us whether the Solar Panel Caddy will work or not in the wind so let us clarify. Our company is based out of Sothern Idaho and heavy winds are very common. Carrying solar panels in windy conditions can be very difficult and dangerous. We have found the Solar Panel Caddy to be extremely helpful in windy conditions allowing the carrier of the solar panel to maintain better balance than the traditional method for carrying solar panels.
With that said, in very high winds it is plain dangerous for one person to carry a solar panel, especially on a pitched roof, and would suggest that a single panel should be carried by two people verses one.
Anyone use these yet? Any damage to the glass?
David, we are hoping that some of our customers will respond to your question so you get their feedback but until then, we wanted to make sure your questions were answered. To answer your first question, yes, this tool is being used by solar companies all over the world and is our #1 selling product. As for damage to the glass, the answer is no. This tool is designed specifically for carrying solar panels and will not damage the glass. Even more importantly, it will not create micro-fractures in the cells as they are more fragile than the glass and that was our first priority when designing this tool.
Would love to be the second guy.
But the second guy is out of stock.
LOL....now that's funny!!!!
We admit that it has been difficult to keep up with the high demand of this product but we think we have that under control now.
As an added bonus, we will have our next batch in stock this week so order yours today and you should have it by the middle of next week.
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Oh heck yeah, I ordered it right after I posted this.
I am kinda amazed how this product isn't an industry standard.
Roofers must be strong as hell.
I am even thinking of ordering your automatic lift attachment thing.