AlphaTracker’s 1P and 2P trackers support maximum row lengths of 64 m and 36 m, respectively
Its Multicontrol system enables one control unit to manage up to 15 mechanically unconnected tracker rows
The trackers accommodate terrain slopes of up to 26% and support multiple foundation options
Spanish solar mounting systems manufacturer AlphaTracker presented its single-axis tracker solutions at Intersolar Europe 2026. Its portfolio includes the Tracker 1V (1P), Tracker 2V (2P), and Multicontrol Tracker.
The 1P tracker accommodates one module in portrait orientation and supports a maximum row length of 64 m. AlphaTracker offers different configurations based on module format, site conditions, and other project requirements.
The 2P tracker places 2 modules in portrait orientation and can reach a maximum row length of 36 m. As with the 1P system, the company adapts its final configuration to the requirements of each project.
AlphaTracker also offers what it calls the Multicontrol Tracker, a multi-row single-axis system available in 1P and 2P configurations. Its shared-control architecture enables one main tracker control unit (TCU) to manage up to 15 mechanically unconnected tracker rows. According to the company, the individual rows can operate independently without communicating directly with the plant’s central network control units.
According to the company, its trackers can accommodate land slopes of up to 26%, supporting installation on uneven terrain. The trackers support direct-rammed, predrilled and micropile foundations, allowing the foundation approach to be selected according to site and soil conditions.
AlphaTracker provides a 10-year warranty for the tracker structure and a 25-year corrosion warranty. The company says it has supplied more than 3 GW of tracker and fixed-structure systems worldwide.
