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In the realm of solar power, a single axis solar tracker is a system that directs solar panels or modules toward the sun. Unlike fixed systems, these trackers follow the sun's movement across the sky during the day to maximize energy capture. There are two main types of single axis solar trackers: horizontal and vertical. Horizontal trackers rotate on an axis parallel to the ground, and are particularly suited to lower latitudes with high sun angles. Vertical trackers, which are less common, rotate on an axis perpendicular to the ground and can be more appropriate in higher latitudes. Single axis trackers are a middle ground in terms of efficiency and cost between fixed-tilt systems and more complex dual-axis trackers, which follow the sun in both azimuth and elevation.
Single axis solar tracker technology is continually evolving, with advances aiming to improve reliability, durability, and efficiency to optimize the return on investment. Industries including utilities, commercial, and residential sectors employ these systems to enhance the performance of photovoltaic installations.
Leading firms in the single axis solar tracker market include NEXTracker, Array Technologies, SunPower, Solar FlexRack, and Arctech Solar. These companies specialize in the design, manufacturing, and installation of tracking systems, and consistently innovate to deliver solutions that meet the changing demands in the field of solar energy. Show Less Read more