Spain-based Soltec, a vertically integrated company specializing in PV projects, has introduced the 4×4 system for its SFOne solar tracker. This new feature maximizes production on varied terrains and locations, reducing the need for extensive land preparation. According to the company, the SFOne tracker can operate on constant slopes up to 15% and non-constant slopes up to 20% slope gradients, verified through rigorous field tests. The 4×4 system includes customizable software for accurate tracker distribution and precise pile driving, enhancing installation efficiency and compatibility with screw piling solutions. These advancements ensure faster, more efficient installations and reduced project costs, aligning with Soltec’s mission to enhance product adaptability and performance in the renewable energy sector.
Soltec unveils 4×4 SFOne terrain-adaptive tracker
The 4×4 system enables the SFOne tracker to function on slopes up to 15% constant and 20% non-constant, verified by rigorous field tests. (Image Credit: Soltec)
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