In order to address installation challenges in high wind areas, FTC Solar has launched its new Pioneer High Wind system, an evolution of its Pioneer 1P single-axial tracker. This new solution has been designed to maintain reliable performance in coastal, high-altitude or hurricane-prone environments, responding to the growing demands of the solar industry. solar industry.
Perfect for high exposure areas
The Pioneer+ High Wind is structured to withstand winds of up to 240 km/h, making it a robust option for extreme loads. Thanks to its securely positioned storage system, independent of wind direction, the equipment is able to reduce the required depth of foundations and maintain power generation even during adverse conditions.
[post_relacionado]The system includes reinforced components such as torsion tubes, transmission posts and shock absorbers, which increase its structural rigidity. In addition, the torsional frequency has been optimized based on third-party validated studies. This robustness is complemented by compatibility for LFM and ULFM module formats, providing versatility in project design.
As authorities raise risk rating requirements, Pioneer+ High Wind is positioned as a tool that allows developers to meet future regulations without costly redesigns. In regions such as the southeastern United States, more than 100 projects have already been reclassified with higher wind resistance demands.
Pioneer High Wind offers efficient and secure installation
With a focus on construction efficiency, the system features pre-assembled rails that are attached with a single bolt, reducing the hardware required and facilitating field logistics. Elements such as open bushings and self-aligning parts allow for intuitive installation that minimizes errors and improves operational safety.
FTC Solar has developed this product in close collaboration with developers, insurers and financiers, who are looking for robust and adaptable solutions for solar energy projects in critical areas. With the Pioneer+ High Windthe company is reinforcing its commitment to driving solar resilient, secure and aligned infrastructure that is resilient, secure and aligned with today’s climate challenges.
Source and photo: FTC Solar