The ZRP flat single axis solar tracking system features one axis tracking the azimuth angle of the sun. Each set accommodates between 10 to 60 solar panels, delivering a 15% to 30% production gain compared to fixed-tilt systems on similar-sized arrays.
Currently, the market primarily utilizes two solar module layouts: 1P and 2P. With module sizes increasing—growing from under 2 meters to over 2.5 meters in recent years—the 2P layout faces significant challenges in structural stability and wind resistance.
The single row 1P layout stands out as a more stable and reliable configuration. As a dedicated research and development provider, we offer two mature drive solutions: Linear Actuator and Gear Ring, allowing customers to choose the best balance of cost and system reliability for their specific project needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. How much energy gain does the ZRP solar tracking system offer?
The ZRP flat single axis system provides a significant production increase of 15% to 30% compared to traditional fixed-tilt systems.
2. What are the advantages of the 1P layout over the 2P layout?
The 1P layout offers superior stability and wind resistance, especially with modern solar modules that now exceed 2.2 to 2.5 meters in length, where 2P structures might face long-term reliability issues.
3. What drive solutions are available for this system?
We offer two mature drive forms: Linear Actuator and Gear Ring. These can be selected based on project requirements, budget, and terrain conditions.
4. Can the system operate in extreme weather conditions?
Yes, the system is designed to withstand wind speeds up to 40 m/s in horizontal stow position and operates within a wide temperature range of -40℃ to +80℃.
5. How precise is the tracking mechanism?
The system utilizes a Time + GPS control mode, achieving an adjustable average tracking accuracy of between 0.1° and 2.0°.
6. What is the power requirement for the tracking system itself?
The system is highly efficient, with a tracking power consumption of only 5kWh per year per set, powered by a 24V/1.5A gear motor.