Tracking photovoltaic brackets is not recommended

How do solar brackets work?

Tracking solar brackets, as the name suggests, is to track the incident angle of sunlight through the brackets, and try to make the sunlight perpendicular to the photovoltaic modules. Tracking only makes sense where there is a large proportion of direct radiation.

Which type of photovoltaic tracking is suitable for high latitude areas?

Flat single-axis tracking is suitable for low latitude areas, and oblique single-axis or dual-axis tracking is suitable for high latitude areas. In areas with good solar energy resources and high power generation, that is, areas with high total annual radiation, the cost-effectiveness of tracking photovoltaic mount will be higher.

Is a flat single axis tracking bracket a good investment?

For example, the investment of the flat single-axis tracking bracket increases by about 1 yuan/W, and the annual net income needs to increase by 1 million in the future. Even considering the operation and maintenance costs of hundreds of thousands of dollars a year, it is still cost-effective.

What is the difference between 'best tilt fixed' and 'flat single axis tracking stand'?

This mode of operation clearly combines the advantages of the "Optimum Inclination Fixed Bracket" and the "Flat Single Axis Tracking Bracket". Just as "Best Tilt Fixed" is not suitable for low latitudes, this operating mode does not perform much better in low latitudes than "Flat Single Axis Tracking Stand".