Bird spikes for solar PV – transparent panel
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Synerga bird spikes for photovoltaic panels, transparent strip. Strip length 500 mm, spike length 160 mm, 40 spikes per metre (20 pcs per strip). Weight 0.12 kg. For installation along the edges of PV panels.
Product code: PV-400-05
Description
Bird spikes for solar PV – transparent panel

Bird spikes designed for photovoltaic installations are a proven solution that protects PV panels from nesting pigeons, gulls and other birds. The transparent spiked strip effectively prevents birds from perching under the modules and on their edges, preventing dirt build-up, cable damage and losses in system performance. The strip is fitted along the edges of the photovoltaic panels — its transparent design means it remains practically invisible once installed, without affecting the appearance of the roof or the installation. The high density of the spikes provides an effective barrier even against smaller bird species.
Applications and benefits
- Protects photovoltaic installations from nesting birds — prevents droppings and nesting material from accumulating under the panels, which can reduce system performance and cause corrosion of mounting components.
- Transparent strip design — once installed, the spikes are practically invisible from ground level, so they do not detract from the appearance of the roof or the entire PV installation. This is particularly important for projects on residential and public buildings.
- Installation along the edges of photovoltaic panels — the strip is laid around the perimeter, creating a continuous barrier that prevents birds from accessing the space under the modules.
- Densely spaced spikes effectively deter birds of various sizes — from sparrows to pigeons and gulls — eliminating the risk of nesting under the panels.
- Lightweight construction does not place additional load on the installation or the roof support structure, which makes load planning easier in photovoltaic projects.
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