Lightweight Solar Portable Walkway for Solar Panel Maintenance

The aluminum alloy  Solar Portable Walkway is used for PV panel installation and maintenance (including repair, cleaning, and installing water and mud guide clamps). It consists of a horizontal, ladder-shaped aluminum stand. Different legs can be installed to adapt to different PV power plant installation angles.

Features of Solar Portable Walkway

✅ Fast, safe access to inner panel rows

✅ Protects the rails – no pressure on modules

✅ Fits any panel up to 1.32m wide

✅ Lightweight & modular – quick to set, shift, and store

 

"(《世界人权宣言》) Solar Portable Walkway built for real-world maintenance — especially when you’re racing the clock or working in tight spaces. The Solar Panel Portable Walkway is placed on the support bar between two panels (the width of the gap must be larger than 10 mm). Users can choose them according to their needs.

 

The stand’s legs rest on the panel’s aluminum frame or in the gap between adjacent panels, allowing users to stand on the stand without stepping on the panels.

It is lightweight, weighing less than 5 kg, and can be grasped at any point, making it easy to use with one hand.

It is adjustable, with adjustable leg spacing, to accommodate different panel widths and various slopes.

 

Three Solar Portable Walkway models are available: flat type (SY-M0), standard type (SY-M1), and sloped Inclined type (SY-M2) .

The flat type (SY-M0) (with anti-slip rubber strips on the bottom of the aluminum stand) is suitable for panels installed at angles less than 5 degrees.

The standard type (SY-M1) is suitable for panels installed at angles less than 8 degrees.

The sloped Inclined type (SY-M2) is suitable for panels installed at angles less than 18 degrees.

 

Maintenance shouldn’t feel like a balancing act — and it definitely shouldn’t put your panels at risk. That’s why we engineered the SENYANG Solar Panel Portable Walkway: a lightweight, installer-friendly platform that gives technicians fast, safe access across any array — without ever stepping on a module.

Whether you’re working under pressure or navigating inner rows, this is the smarter, safer way to move.