The AxoneDuo Infinity Solar Tracker boosts efficiency and resilience, contributing to Australia’s leadership in renewable energy, driven by solar PV. According to the World Energy Outlook 2024, Australia’s clean power growth in 2023 surpassed every other country, fueled by substantial investments in renewables. With a projected 25% increase in renewable capacity by 2025, Australia is on track to exceed its 2030 target of 82% renewables ahead of schedule.

As the energy landscape evolves, PV Hardware (PVH) is propelling this progress with advanced solar tracking technologies, including the innovative AxoneDuo Infinity Solar Tracker. Designed for Australia’s challenging conditions, this tracker excels in areas prone to extreme weather and high wind speeds.

Unmatched Wind Resistance: A Game-Changer for Australian Solar Projects

Australia’s vast geography exposes solar installations to extreme weather, including high-speed winds. Over 70% of the country is suitable for renewable projects, but many fall under Category Wind Region D—the highest risk zone for cyclonic winds, where speeds exceed 250 km/h.

The AxoneDuo Infinity Solar Tracker meets these challenges head-on. Its industry-leading stow times protect panels during extreme weather by repositioning them safely in under 120 seconds. This rapid response minimizes infrastructure damage, a critical feature in wind-prone areas.

With a reinforced structure designed to withstand wind loads exceeding 50 meters per second (Category 4 cyclone equivalent), this tracker ensures safety and operational continuity, making it ideal for Category D wind zones.

Maximizing Energy Yield with Smart Tracking Technology

Australia’s high solar irradiation—up to 2200 kWh/m² annually—makes energy optimization essential for large-scale projects. The AxoneDuo Infinity Solar Tracker’s dual-row design supports bifacial modules, enhancing energy capture by using both the front and rear sides of panels. This can deliver up to 30% more energy compared to single-row trackers, particularly on reflective surfaces.

Advanced tracking algorithms further optimize energy generation by aligning panels with the sun throughout the day. Integrated real-time monitoring adapts to weather changes, boosting overall plant efficiency by an additional 5–7%.

Durability, Cost Efficiency, and Sustainability

In Australia’s competitive solar market, reducing costs and maximizing efficiency are paramount. The AxoneDuo Infinity Tracker achieves both with durable, low-maintenance components. Features like self-locking actuators and robust drive mechanisms minimize wear and downtime, ensuring long-term reliability.

PVH prioritizes sustainability by using low-carbon steel and recyclable materials in its trackers. These efforts align with Australia’s decarbonization goals, while the modular tracker design facilitates scalability for projects of all sizes.

Proven Success in Australia’s Largest Solar Projects

PVH has established a strong presence in Australia, providing advanced tracking solutions for major solar projects. One standout example is the Edenvale Solar Project, located in a high-wind region. By leveraging bifacial tracking technology, this project achieved over 10% higher energy output compared to fixed-tilt systems, making it Australia’s highest-performing PV utility project.

Deploying the AxoneDuo Infinity Solar Tracker enables projects like Edenvale to mitigate weather-related risks while optimizing energy production, setting new standards for efficiency and resilience in Australia’s solar industry.

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