PeakYield^™ features an advanced backtracking algorithm that minimizes row-to-row shading. By utilizing configuration parameters and the angle of the sun, it can determine how a row should be positioned to avoid shading its neighbor, while also considering the terrain of the row directly to its east and west. Smart machine learning and historical data build a projection of where the sun will be at different times of the day, and then optimize the module positions to gain maximum energy yield.

Onsite weather stations come equipped with sensors that send data to the network controller, which commands sites to stow when wind and snow thresholds are crossed. Meanwhile, advanced weather API predicts when bad weather is coming and stows sites, preventing damage.

PeakYield^™’s machine learning algorithm can detect when a row is not tracking properly and alert you early—enabling you to fix issues before they affect site performance. The system can alert you earlier if it detects battery or motor issues, so that you can proactively plan maintenance and reduce downtime.

Real-time data down to row level paired with historical data allows for remote troubleshooting and quick diagnosis. The Admin Panel allows users to see inside the project site, view real-time data, and investigate historical data that often leads to identification of the issue at hand. Since tracker software is constantly updated with new functionality, remote access allows for older sites to receive new and improved features seamlessly without requiring a person on site.

See how sites are always performing via a user-friendly dashboard. A project map within the dashboard provides a quick red or green status for an easy overview of your sites. View it from your desktop or mobile device, which pushes issues to the top and sends immediate email and SMS notifications.

In-house dedicated firmware teams mean having the speed and ability to respond quickly to changes. With proprietary control systems, updating and bug fixes are a breeze, eliminating the need to go through a third party. Aside from initial customer training, experienced support teams are always on hand to guide customers and troubleshoot issues as required.