Panel Design
The design of the omega panel support structure provides the solar tracking system with a lot of flexibility when it comes to installing different panels made by various manufacturers. The system can handle a maximum power of 11 KWp.
Omega Panel Design and Functionality
Output / 3 Phase Connection
The design of the omega panel support structure provides the solar tracking system with a lot of flexibility when it comes to installing different panels made by various manufacturers. The system can handle a maximum power of 11 KWp.
Anti-Theft System
The very size of the structure (over 4 metres high) gives the equipment an added passive security, as the panels are secured with “headless” screws. The panels are joined and connected to a security system that is able to detect if thepanels should ever be disconnected.
Adaptable to Changing Weather Conditions
The tracking system is connected to a meteorology station and works with a Programmable Logic Controller. The solar tracking device uses this technology to orient the panels under a variety of climate conditions. The automatic programming allows the tracking system to operate in snow, electrical storms, fog, darkness and windy conditions.
Sturdy, Easy to Install, Reduced Maintenance & Power
The tracking system motors use less power (100 kwh/year), which results in a reduced need for maintenance. Likewise, the sturdy construction and design guarantee a long term investment, and the easy installation reduces labour costs and time spent on the construction.
News & Events
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Gambia: Media Training on Climate Change EndsFebruary 1st, 2012
[Daily Observer] A three-day training workshop for media practitioners on climate change was concluded last Wednesday at the Tendaba Camp in the Lower River Region (LRR).
Tanzania: Norwegian Envoy Upbeat on UN Redd Payments in Post Kyoto EraFebruary 1st, 2012
[Daily News] PAYMENTS to communities which conserve their forests to help mitigate effects of global warming will become real next year when Kyoto Protocol expires and United Nations members agree on adopting Reduction of Emissions from Deforestation and Degradation (REDD) initiative.
Testimonials
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