SolarFix, according to Spain-based PVH, offers a cost-effective and efficient alternative to traditional solar tracking systems. This fixed structure system supports up to three strings per table and features configurations like 2P and 3P to accommodate various project needs. Designed for durability and versatility, SolarFix performs well in diverse terrains and climates, backed by a 25-year warranty. With nearly 300 MW of SolarFix installations across Europe, the system has proven effective in energy production, thanks to its high mounting tolerance and design adaptability. The company claims that SolarFix meets rigorous environmental standards using recyclable Magnelis and coated steel and is compatible with various module types, including thin-film and bifacial. Extensive wind tunnel testing confirms its long-term reliability, says PVH.
PVH introduces adaptable solar structures for various conditions
Available in 2P and 3P configurations, nearly 300 MW of SolarFix structures are installed across Europe. (Image Credit: PVH)
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