The DBOX5 from Spain-based PVH Solar, represents a significant advancement in solar tracking technology, offering enhanced efficiency, reliability, and operational safety, claims the company. It uses direct motor control for precise tracking and features IP67-rated housing for protection against dust and water, ensuring durability in harsh conditions. The DBOX5’s efficient electronics reduce energy consumption, extending its operational capacity. Advanced features like precise humidity measurement and improved connectivity make it adaptable to various applications. The inclusion of LoRaWAN technology enables secure communication with the TBOX, managing multiple trackers and handling critical alarms. PVH’s ProInsights SCADA and Cloud tools further enhance operational efficiency by providing secure, localized, and web-based monitoring solutions. The DBOX5 has received global recognition, including the Global Red Dot Award and the IF Award, highlighting its groundbreaking contributions to solar tracking systems.
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The DBOX5’s IP67-rated housing protects against dust and water, ensuring long-lasting durability even in harsh environmental conditions. (Image Credit: PVH Solar)
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