A solar tracker system will help you optimize your solar installation's performance. It can be a valuable tool in spring and summer seasons, when the Sun is at its most intense. However, single-axis trackers lose their usefulness as they migrate northward. The solar angle variance in these seasons is greater, but the Sun's horizontal position decreases. This makes vertical axis trackers an ideal option for high-latitude locations.
Dual-axis solar trackers
Dual-axis solar tracker systems are a great way to get more solar power. The system places your solar panels on top of a pole, and tracks the Sun's rays horizontally and vertically. This maximizes their output. This system can increase your annual production by as much 40%.
Dust removal system
An efficient device that automatically removes solar panel dust is the solar tracker dust-removal system. This device tracks the direction of maximum light concentration, and changes direction automatically when it drops. This system uses many technologies and can be applied to any solar energy system.
NX Horizon
NX Horizon uses a unique design with vibration-proof fasteners, self-aligning module tracks and self-aligning rails. The system is simple to install and self-powered. The system's decentralized architecture makes it suitable for installation on a variety of terrains, including undulating landscapes. This design reduces the need for grading. Several projects have used the NX Horizon system, including an 838 megawatt project in Villanueva, Mexico, which went online nine months ahead of schedule.
NX Gemini
The NX Gemini solar tracker system is designed with resilience and lifetime value in mind. Its design eliminates dampers and produces virtually zero energy losses during stowing, making it an ideal choice for challenging sites.
RBI
The RBI solar tracker allows optimal tracking of panels and maximizes energy generation. The tracker system is available for commercial and utility-scale installations. Made in America materials, the company makes its own trackers. To reduce stress and ensure tracking stability at each foundation, the company's most recent model includes a Gearbox design at each pile.
Array Technologies
Array Technologies, an Albuquerque-based manufacturer of solar trackers, is located in Albuquerque. It is second in the world, after PV Hardware. Soltec is another tracker vendor, as are Arctech SolarSTI and GameChange Solar. Array is a publicly traded company and is backed by Oaktree Capital. During the first six months of 2020, Array posted net income of $76 million on $552 million in revenue. According to Array’s IPO filing to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. 87 Percent of Array’s Revenue was from the U.S.