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)
The Blairs Valley project supports 4,500 homes along with pollinator-friendly seed mixes and wildlife-friendly fencing. (Image Source: CleanChoice Energy)
The DMxxxM10T-B32HBT module weighs just 15.3 kg, making rooftop solar installations easier and faster. (Image Source: DMEGC Solar)
The solar rack expands to 1,000 watts when parked, maximizing energy capture, and contracts to 360 watts while driving.
Bankability certification ensures Trinasolar’s modules meet global standards for quality and performance. (Image Source: Trinasolar)