What is a solar tracker?

A solar tracker is a device that tracks the position of the sun and controls the movement of the panel to maximize the direct sunlight falling on the solar panel. Solar Energy is extracted to the maximum level when the sun rays are directly made to fall on the solar panel.

Why should you buy a solar tracker?

With more sunlight hitting your panels throughout the day, that’s more green, off-grid power. Sturdy, stable, rugged: The solar tracker sports four legs that spread out and can be fixed in place, ensuring your setup stays safe and secure. The bracket up top can extend to match your solar panel too.

What is a passive solar tracker system?

The new passive solar tracker system is concentrated around a solar tracker working in the Zomework principle. The main idea of this tracker system is to propose a passive model that has been implemented and tested using three types of gases: thinner, methanol, and acetone.

Does the solar tracker work with MC4?

The bracket up top can extend to match your solar panel too. Plays nice with your solar panels: The Solar Tracker works with just about any solar panel. Foldable or rigid, EcoFlow or third-party – doesn’t matter. As long as they connect by MC4 and aren’t too big or heavy, they work.

Why do solar trackers have slew drives?

Slew drives limit a trackers range of motion and twist wiring. They limit the structural strength of a tracker by placing the weight of the solar array on the tracker's most important moving part. And they don't handle wind loads well. The only reason we could see was that the slewing design was best option, thirty years ago.