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ECO-WORTHY Solar Panel Dual Axis Tracking System (Increase 40% Power) with Tracker Controller, Complete Solar Tracker Kit, Ideal for Different Solar Panels, for Yard/Farm/Field

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Size: Solar Tracker System


Features

  • [Generate more power] Dual-axis solar tracker make the mounted panels turn face to sunlight any daytime. Compared to fixed solar panels, the PV power generation can increase at least 40% with the tracker.
  • [270Rotation] With 2 axis driving and sensitive sunshine sensor, the solar tracker can rotate for 270, and make the panels to absorb the sun irradiance from north, south, west and east sides.
  • [Steady in wind] There is a air speed sensor for windy days, when it detects heavy wind (data can be set manually), the solar tracker will auto reset the angle to horizon for keeping steady. Also, by drilling the expanding screws to ground, the base can firmly stand in hurricane or storm without problem.
  • [For different panels] Designed space for 6 pcs 195w ECO-WORTHY panels. For different panels, please calculate according to the length information provided. The cross rod length: 114.2in(2900mm) width:29.4in(1000mm) Vertical rod length(each side): 45.6in(1160mm) width:30.3in(770mm). With 1500N driving rods.
  • [For yard/farm/field] Only require for 114.2in * 114.2in ground space, 3.93ft height. It can be easily mounted in yard, farm, field and flat roof.

Color: Silver


Brand: ECO-WORTHY


Material: Aluminum


Unit Count: 1 Count


Manufacturer: ‎ECO-WORTHY


Part Number: ‎TGSF12-SCB-1


Item model number: ‎TGSF12-SCB-1


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Size: ‎Solar Tracker System


Color: ‎Silver


Material: ‎Aluminum


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Batteries Included?: ‎No


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Date First Available: April 26, 2014


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    • Solar tracker (good buy) new and improved
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01/18/2024 review update: Now that a new year is here, the tracker and wind speed indicator have had time to work. I will start with the controller that is connected to the main post is water proof, and as seen from the picture supplied is attached different from directions. True the directions do not show the unit (tracker controller) is already prewired, with the exception of the wind indicator. My controller was not programmer by me until much later, and it was found that it used the default programs to track the sun. The newest "solar tracking controller" being prewired is nice to know that the case does not need to be opened which makes it easy to connect the activators N,S and E,W. If I want to turn the unit off a simple on/off switch was installed from the unit battery. Testing the “wind speed sensor” did not send the tracker to rest position with light wind of 20 mph. more later... Have been following this solar tracker for some time on Amazon and finally bought one on prime-day. Included is a picture of the solar tracker (completed). I could see right away after receiving it that the tracker runs independent of the solar panels. One simple reason, it runs on its own battery. A lithium deep cycle 6-amp battery is a good step in the right direction to test the activators for N, S, E, W,. during and after completion of tracker. I took my time building the tracker and a few weeks later when almost completed the controller screen went blank; my first thought was there was something wrong with controller, but what I did was put the battery on (smart diehard) charger for 5 minutes and got my screen back. I realize this review is for the tracker only, but what about solar power, do we just hook up solar to the power box and use less electricity? There is something called off-grid and on-grid. I can hook my toaster to my 2 kilo-watt battery with (inverter built in for AC as part of unit) for a minute or two and not see much reduction in battery power percentage drop, this would be off-grid power would it not? Then the sun through the solar panels on the tracker, keeps the battery charged. A good place to start a review is with the base – in this case the platform and main pole. The platform has four 2 ft 4x4s with 24” ground anchors which makes the platform very sturdy. The main pole has been improved at the base with 8 expansion bolts and now 8 panels 90-degree welded panels, to support the pole and base that the bolts connect. The written directions were very clear up to and through the connection of the long and short activators. When testing directions N, S, E, W, the west button was pushed, and the direction of the tracker moved East. The D-Rod needed to be repositioned, that is, connected to the long activator. Doing so, this switched the direction, so now west goes in west direction. Also of interest, there are some very good videos on the Amazon “ECO-WORTHY Solar Panel Dual Axis Tracking System” listing, that have recently been added. So it seems the company has made some good improvements in both documentation and equipment. To list one document improvement an online video has troubleshooting of controller programs as well!! The design of the tracker is quite good: with connecting the channel steel to the E-rod with 6 bolts for stability. But there is one problem: the “center solar panel“ middle clamps are stopped by the E-Rod for a secure hold down (bolts to long), A fix could be using a handful of extra washers. Summary: The main pole being connected to the wood platform is very stable. If the wood platform can stand high winds, the metal base and pole connected should be equally secure. The power for the tracker has a max amp output of 15 amps, I added a second 12volt 6amp battery in parallel connection for a total of 12 amps for backup of the second activator. I was thinking about hooking up a car battery just to test electronics; good thing I did not; that would have burnt out most of the electronics. With the improvements and added online documentation the 2023 solar tracker is coming into focus. I highly recommend this product! (Note: this tracker was installed in central Florida where high winds are the norm during the season). ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2023 by Mr T Mr T
    • Works as expected through design modifications for my particular system.
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Product seems to be a great value. My panels are quite a bit larger than the system is designed for out of the box but with some modifications to the layout of the unistrut included and the addition of some extra pieces of unistrut I managed to get the system to mount and operate with 6 300 watt panels although the included mounting clamps were mostly useless to me as the panels are a bit taller than the clamps were designed for. All in all the product is great quality for the price point. The assembly instructions could use some work though as after assembly I had to spin the entire strut assembly around to attach the actuators correctly as the instructions don't provide the best descriptions of how each part goes ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2023 by M.stretch M.stretch
    • Technical suport inexistet!
After 5 months of usage, the solar sensor ran bad, and I can't get a replacement part, as the service just sends you from one site to the other to resolve the issue. "Walk a Mole" is their dance. Now I have to turn manually the contraption to face south, that sensor is bad, and no replacement on the way. REVIZED After the Dealer got involved I got the replacement part at no charge and all is working. Don not count on the eco-worthy service, but dealer help was fast and great. Thanks. As such I adjusted the review, and give 4 stars. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2023 by Mick
    • Absolutely a must have!
Took a little time to set up but it wasn't difficult to put together. Had a faulty actuator but I was sent a replacement very quickly. Excellent product and it works well!
Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2023 by Chris Jacobson
    • Works when it’s not broken
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Review Image by marco bertoldi hair marco bertoldi hair
Works great until it breaks. I’ve gone through 4 actuators now they just keep breaking. The software is 0% user friendly and the instructions for set up are awful. The directions actually state the wrong way to set up a few parts which I found several YouTube videos with other users stating this as well…. Lots of room for improvement unfortunately ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 21, 2023 by marco bertoldi hair marco bertoldi hair
    • MANUAL NEEDS CORRECTED!!
I've had questions and getting them answered so far hasn't been easy. Apparently, when you buy the tracker from Amazon, Eco-Worthy relinquishes anything to do with support. Amazon has a contracted seller for the product and in this case it's DC House. But that isn't where your directed to if you go to get support on Amazon's site, they send you to E-W and they don't want to hear from you because DC House is supposed to supply the support. I've only found this out after a couple of weeks wondering what's going on! Amazon is misdirecting people from the correct support and I've informed them of it. I only found this out after speaking with Amazon yesterday, after my unit broke, due to misinformation by E-W. To start with, the 2” anchor bolts supplied are not sufficient to hold the unit. You need at least a 4” bolt. For some unknown reason the control module is mounted sideways (verticle) not horizontal. In the user manual on page 4, is a statement saying it is supposed to be in an evironmentally controlled area, when they know it's supposed to be weatherproff and is out in nature 365 days a year. It also says it's supposed to be mounted horizontally so there's no water intrusion into the wiring. I also don't know why the unit has no power on/off switch. I could've prevented the damage yesterday because I saw what was about to happen, but with no power switch, I couldn't shut it down fast enough. The assembly of the D bracket holding the long actuator on the cover of the Solar Tracker Manual shows the D bracket mounted on the west side and inside the manual, it's on the east side, with the long actuator pointing east. This is how I originally installed it and the direction of the actuator was wrong and the wires had to be swapped. Due to being miswired was why I wanted to confirm the configurtion, but was informed by E-W that not only was the manual wrong, but the assembly video online was wrong and in their forum was given a drawing with supposedly the correct configuration. When I reassembled the tracker to match the drawing is when the actuator got bent by the frame going all the way east. The information I received is wrong! I tested the anemometer yesterday and what I see is that it's a very inaccurate device they're using. I tested it by using a fan and when placing the fan directly in front of the anemometer, the cup is spinning slowly, but what I see is the wind on the right side into the cup is having backpressure from the wind on the backside of the cup, almost nuetralizing the spin. Do a search and you'll see almost 95% of anemometers today are like a small box fan and much more accurate. I would not rely on this device. I'm hoping for a box fan replacement. There is nowhere that the wind scale/voltage is given. I finally found it out on the forum online. Every .01v = 0.56 mph. The default voltage setting is .35v, which is supposed to be equivalent to 20 mph (35 x .56 mph = 19.6 mph). I set mine to .20v (11 mph) and we had a couple of days of rain and winds over 20 mph and it never activated. The wind speed I'm adjusted to is 11 mph and it didn't work until using a fan on one side of the anemometer. When it activated, it first goes to the max east position. I saw the long actuator start to hit the framework and I knew something was wrong and the configuration I was told by E-W was wrong!! The actuator is bent and siezed up and I need a new one. I could've stopped it with a power on/off switch. That's something I'll be installing. Another feature I don't care for is the low light sensor. If the sensor reads less than 1.8v, the tracker is to go flat when the sun is blocked by clouds. On most days this will cause unneccessary wear and tear on the actuators because it always goes max east first to get a reference of it's location and then a few minutes latter, the sun is out and it moves back to tracking the sun. This can happen many times a day and it's too much wear and tear for no reason and drains your battery if using one! There is no reason to go flat just because a cloud went by. Another thing is there is no power source to operate the tracker and must be supplied by installing a small solar panel, voltage controller, and battery inside a water proof box. You might think you get the power from the solar panels, but you don't. They're seperate. Now for the solar panel mounting hardware. In the kit your furnished 18 40mm bolts to secure the panels to the frame. I have two size panels, which are two Renogy 200 watt and four Spartan 200 watt. The Renogy is the thickest one and the bolts are too long and bottom out on the frame on the outside “A” clips. The center clips need either an M8 25 or 30 mm, but the 40mm is way too long and can't be used in the “B” locations. Be prepaired to need hardware. I replaced them all. They need an option for different sized hardware, but the M8 40 doesn't really fit anywhere! I really question whether they have Quality Control or not. They need a good English technical writer who'll confirm documentation is correct! It's only been in the last three days that I finally realized I had to contact DC House. Just called again with no answer, left a message, and waiting on a response. I got a call back in less than one hour and DC House is sending me a new part. I just received information from DC House that the video and the manual show the incorrect installation of the D bracket and the long actuator. I'm now told the D bracket goes on the east and the actuator should be pointing west. I'm presently still broke down and waiting a part. Will update in the future Received the new part and with the latest configuration, am back and fully operational. The changing of the D bracket made all the difference. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2023 by Brad

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