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Dual-axis tracking system
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Product Brief Description：
The dual-axis tracking system is designed to significantly enhance solar energy production by providing optimal alignment of solar panels with the sun. Constructed from durable, weather-resistant materials, this system ensures reliable performance in diverse environmental conditions. It is suitable for various applications, including utility-scale solar farms and high-efficiency commercial installations.
Parameter Specification:
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Parameter |
Specification |
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Material |
Galvanized Steel, Aluminum Alloy |
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Surface Treatment |
Galvanized, Powder Coated |
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Max Wind Load |
Up to 55 m/s |
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Max Snow Load |
Up to 1.5 kN/m² |
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Tracking Range |
0° to 360° (horizontal), 0° to 90° (vertical) |
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Motor Type |
DC Motor, AC Motor |
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Power Supply |
Solar-powered, Grid-powered |
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Control System |
PLC-based, GPS-based, Sensor-based |
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Compatible Modules |
Framed, Frameless |
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Module Orientation |
Landscape, Portrait |
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Foundation Options |
Ground Screw, Concrete, Pile |
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Warranty |
10-25 years |
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Standard |
ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015,ISO 45001:2018 |
Key Features:
Full Sun Tracking: Adjusts solar panel orientation along both horizontal and vertical axes for maximum sunlight exposure throughout the day and year.
Enhanced Energy Production: Significantly increases energy yield by optimizing panel angle continuously.
Precision Control: Utilizes advanced GPS and sensor-based tracking technology for precise sun tracking.
Seasonal Adaptability: Automatically adjusts to seasonal variations in the sun’s path, ensuring optimal performance year-round.
Robust Design: Built with high-quality, corrosion-resistant materials to withstand extreme weather conditions.
Customizable Configurations: Flexible design that can be tailored to specific project requirements and site conditions.
Remote Monitoring and Control: Equipped with remote monitoring capabilities for real-time performance tracking and adjustments.
Reduced Land Use: Efficient design reduces the amount of land needed per unit of energy produced compared to fixed systems.
Applications:
Utility-scale solar farms
High-efficiency commercial solar installations
Research and development solar projects
Agricultural solar power systems
