Dual-axis solar tracking controller | with optical sun sensor, anemometer and remote control | for solar panel rotation control

Dual-Axis Solar Tracker Controller – with Optical Solar Sensor, Anemometer, and Remote Control

The dual-axis solar tracker controller is designed to manage solar module rotation systems based on the sun's position. The included optical solar sensor helps detect light direction, the anemometer allows for wind speed monitoring, and the remote control provides convenient manual system management. This is a control solution for photovoltaic structures, solar tracking systems, and automation projects.

• In solar tracking systems – when solar modules need to automatically change position according to the sun's direction.
• In photovoltaic structures – for controlling dual-axis module rotation mechanisms.
• On farms and open areas – where automatic control and monitoring of wind conditions are important.
• In automation projects – for integrating actuators, gear motors, and sensors into the control system.
• In solar power plant installation works – for system testing, adjustment, and manual control via remote.

For example, the controller is installed near the solar tracker structure or in a control cabinet. An optical solar direction sensor, a wind speed sensor, actuators or gear motors, and the power supply circuit are connected to it. The solar sensor monitors the light direction, and the controller sends control signals to the module rotation mechanism based on the settings.

The remote control allows for manually testing the movement of modules, changing the position, or checking the system after installation. This is convenient during startup, adjustment, and maintenance.

The dual-axis solar tracker controller is an automation control component; therefore, before installation, it is necessary to assess the compatibility of actuators, motors, power supply, safety devices, cables, and mechanical structure.

• The controller does not physically rotate the modules itself – this requires gear motors, actuators, or other mechanical movement elements.
• Installation under protection is recommended – in a control box, electrical panel, or sealed housing, protecting from rain, dust, UV, and mechanical damage.
• Before connection, it is necessary to check the controller manual, actuator parameters, and the power circuit.
• Wind sensor location is important – the anemometer must be mounted so it can actually measure wind speed and not be obstructed by the structure.
• Testing is required after installation – check the movement of both axes, limit positions, manual control, and wind protection logic.

Quick selection guide

Dual-axis solar tracker controller with optical solar sensor, anemometer, and remote control – a suitable choice when you need to automate solar module position management in two directions, monitor wind speed, and have the ability to control the system manually via remote.

Control Center for Solar Module Tracking System

The dual-axis solar tracker controller allows for automating solar module position adjustment, using optical solar direction tracking, monitoring wind speed, and conveniently testing the system via remote control.

Used together with actuators, gear motors, a solar tracking structure, and a control cabinet, this controller becomes the central part of the automatic module rotation system.