

Solar tracking systems effectively improve irradiance reception efficiency and power generation revenue by driving photovoltaic modules to follow the sun's position in real time. They are mainly divided into three types: horizontal single-axis (high cost-effectiveness, simple structure), inclined single-axis, and dual-axis (all-angle tracking, higher gain).
Compared to fixed brackets, they can typically increase power generation by 15% to 25%. The system integrates key technologies such as intelligent tracking algorithms, independent or linked control, rotary drive, and wind control protection. It is widely applicable to large-scale ground-mounted power plants, agricultural-solar hybrid projects, and projects in complex terrain, and is a core efficiency-enhancing device for reducing the cost per kilowatt-hour and adapting to large-size modules.