The manufacturer established in Spain has announced site-compliant tracker support, making it possible to 2 ° variation between messages. The new solution is intended to enable solar PV at more difficult locations without increasing the impact or construction costs of the environment.
Manufacturer PV Hardware (PVH) of Zonne-Tracker has support for terrain and follows support to his AxonedUo Infinity Tracker the possibility to house a maximum of 2 ° post-to-post variation to improve the viability and cost competitiveness of sloping, unequal and rocky construction sites.
Such trackers are presented for use in sensitive ecological zones, agrivoltaics and regions with strict standards for environmental permit.
“With flat, building country that becomes scarcer, especially in states with high potential such as California, Texas and the Midwest, developers need smarter solutions to meet the rising energy requirements without increasing the impact or construction costs of the environment,” the company said in a statement.
“The terrain-following solar trackers, based on PV Hardware’s flagship Dual-Row Tracker, AxonedUo Infinity, are available on the American market and used worldwide,” a company spokesperson said against PV Magazine.
The 2 ° slope tolerance exceeds the tolerance from 1.5 ° to 1.75 ° from typical trackers, according to the company. It added that the technology makes shorter posts possible, up to 0.7 m long, and a shallower ramming depth, as well as reduced work with regard to the preparation of the earthworks
The AxonedUo Infinity trackers are module-aggied, reporting Supporting Mono and Dual Row layouts with string configurations of 1-2-3-4 or 2+2-3+3. They are delivered in advance assembled and have an option of 75 °.
Together these functions lead to more than 40% faster installation period lines, which reduces both material costs and labor requirements, according to the manufacturer.
The trackers are available internationally through the operational hubs of PV Hardware in Houston, Spain, Saudi -Aarabia, the United Arab Emirates, Australia, South Africa, Mexico City, São Paulo, Buenos Aires and India, noticed the spokesperson.
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