Solar technology company SOLARsk has launched its advanced HSAT HORIZON single-axis tracker. The system is engineered for maximum yield, long-term stability and stronger returns for developers and investors.
HSAT HORIZON delivers up to 20 percent higher electricity generation compared to fixed-tilt systems, with notable gains during peak tariff hours. Developed and manufactured entirely in Ukraine, the tracker is engineered to meet European quality standards and is supported locally, providing an alternative to imported systems.
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Technical highlights
Horizontal single-axis tracker (HSAT),
Supports 56–60 modules (640+ W) in portrait orientation,
Row length: approximately 75 metres,
Rotation angle: ±60°,
Wind resistance: up to 220 km/h.
Tracking is managed by an astronomical GPS-based algorithm with backtracking functionality, supporting high performance on complex terrain and in variable weather conditions.
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Focus on performance and investment value
The HSAT HORIZON system is designed to increase output through dynamic sun tracking, capture peak tariff hours for improved revenue and support quicker investment returns through greater efficiency. The tracker’s robust design also allows for reliable operation in exposed or high-wind locations.
Certified materials include steel grades S235JR/S355JR (EN 10025) and hot-dip galvanisation per ISO 1461:2022. The tracker comes with a 10-year structure warranty and five years for the electronics and motor, with extended warranty options available.
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Smart features
HSAT HORIZON is equipped with a full-scale weather station, including sensors for snow, tilt, wind speed, direction and temperature. It supports Zigbee, LoRaWAN and RS485 protocols, and includes centralised monitoring and a smart control system. (TF)
Visit SOLARsk for technical specifications and project estimates.
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