GEKKO Facade Prime Solution: supported by a roof trolley of a BMU

• If the robot can be supplied and secured by the BMU roof trolley the robot can deliver its full power. We therefore call this supply version a prime solution.
• If the roof trolley is able to guide the robot with a precision of centimeters a fully automated cleaning is possilble.
• In this case the whole  facade configuration and the path for the robot are stored in the software.
• There exists a semi-automated form of handling too. Here, the user operates the robot manually.
• These applications should be considered for a new building or if the whole BMU has to be renewed.

Prime solution: with the aid of a fully automated trolley, which

supplies the robot…		… or handles a gondola

GEKKO Facade with Basic Support Solution: the robot is supplied idependently of BMU

• If the robot is supplied by a system of its own, we call this a Basic solution.
• This solution can be subdivided into three variations:
  1) Basic standard
  2) Basic automatic
  3) Basic-Monorail
• Independent support systems are able to use a variety of rail systems on the roof top.

Solution: Basic standard

Solution: Basic automatic

Solution: Basic Monorail

GEKKO Facade support solution with existing BMU

• The simplest of these solutions supplies the robot with power, pressurised air and water from the ground.
• The robot is secured from the roof: normally by the gondola.
• In this case, the gondola is fixed and contains the support winch.
• This system is rather flexibel: the robot can be moved from one building to an other.
• The solution should be considered in the case of a retrofit of an existing BMU.

Solution with existing BMU