Compact
design
In its parked position, the lightweight system barely projects above the roof surface.
SOLART Tri-Pod
SOLART Tri-Pod is a dual-axis solar tracker for up to two PV modules. Its lightweight, low-profile structure is designed for pitched roofs in residential and industrial applications.
Benefits at a glance
Compact
design
Dual-axis
tracking
Optimised for
pitched roofs
Existing systems &
retrofits
Applications
RESIDENTIAL
Increase solar yield on pitched roofs: SOLART Tri-Pod follows the sun while combining intelligent tracking with a lightweight, compact structure. Each system is configured for the specific roof area, pitch and installation conditions.
Technical specifications
Available performance and system data at a glance.
- PV modules
- 2
- Integration
- New installation & retrofit
- Overall height
- 30 cm
- Weight
- 25 kg
- Materials
- Hot-dip galvanised steel, aluminium
- Tilt range
- 0–30° in all directions
- Actuator
- 8000 N, 24 V DC
- Wind speed, ballasted
- up to 10 m/s
- Wind speed, anchored
- up to 20 m/s
- Ambient temperature
- −40 °C to +65 °C
- Ingress protection
- IP65
- Certifications
- CE / TÜV: in preparation
- Warranty
- 2 years
System architecture
Three coordinated components connect the support structure, motion and digital control into one precise system.
Module support
supports the modules and connects them to the load-bearing structure
Actuation
provides controlled adjustment throughout the day
Control system
coordinates tracking using sensors and real-time data
FAQ about SOLART Tri-Pod
What is SOLART Tri-Pod?
SOLART Tri-Pod is a dual-axis solar tracker for up to two PV modules. Its lightweight, low-profile structure is designed for pitched roofs in residential and industrial applications.
Can existing PV modules be reused?
Yes. Existing PV modules can be retained when retrofitting a system with SOLART. Compatibility is assessed for module dimensions, mounting points, roof structure, wind loads and the installation conditions.
Do the PV modules shade each other?
Our simulations showed localised shading in densely arranged installations during the very early morning and very late evening. We are developing a concept in which every second tracker moves to a neutral position in these situations to reduce mutual shading.
What is the current certification status?
CE conformity assessment and TÜV certification are in preparation. They are not yet completed for the SOLART systems.
NEXT STEP
Enquire about SOLART Tri-Pod
We will be pleased to assess whether the system fits your site, use case and installation conditions.