Soltec has introduced a new solar tracker named SFOneX. The tracker is the longest dual-row system in the company’s lineup, spanning 125 meters. Equipped with advanced protection systems like Dy-WIND technology and a hail algorithm, it’s tailored for large-scale projects, prioritizing adaptability and minimizing civil works. With the ability to accommodate slopes of up to 15% in various orientations, it aims to reduce costs and environmental impact. The self-powered system ensures up to four days of autonomous operation, while streamlined installation and fewer tracking components offer cost savings for solar projects.
Soltec’s SFOneX tracker for large scale projects
Soltec introduces the longest SFOneX solar tracker, spanning 125 meters. (Image Credit: Soltec)
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