Arctech, a China-based solar tracking and racking technology leader, exhibited its advanced solutions, including the SkyLine II single-axis tracking system and BESS for commercial, industrial, and residential applications, at All Energy Australia 2024 in Melbourne. The SkyLine II tracker, optimized for Australia’s demanding weather, incorporates a proprietary multi-point drive system that protects PV modules from stress induced by strong winds, offering a 2% energy yield boost and withstanding wind speeds up to 22m/s. Integrating AI-based backtracking and cloud prediction software, the tracker optimizes energy capture, boosting generation by up to 8%. Arctech further enhances durability with anti-corrosion coatings and pre-assembly techniques that reduce labor and installation costs.
Arctech showcases solar tracker at All Energy 2024
Featuring zinc-aluminum-magnesium coatings, SkyLine II withstands corrosion challenges common in Australian solar installations. (Image Source: PRNewswire)
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