Solar Tracker Linear Actuator with Hall Sensor Feedback

Designed for solar tracking systems, this linear actuator is available in 12V / 24V DC with Hall sensor feedback for tracker control.
Hall sensor feedback provides pulse signals as the actuator moves, allowing the control system to monitor actuator movement and position changes.
IP65, IP66 and IP68 protection options are available for different project requirements. Stroke and installation dimensions can also be configured according to the tracker structure and application.

Key Features

Technical Specifications

Specifications can be configured according to voltage, feedback, protection requirements, stroke, installation dimensions and project requirements.

Hall Sensor Feedback for Solar Tracker Control

Hall sensor feedback provides pulse signals as the actuator moves. These signals can be read by the tracker control system to monitor actuator movement and position changes.

How Hall Feedback Is Used in Tracker Control

During actuator movement, the Hall sensor sends pulse signals to the controller. The control system can use these signals to track actuator travel and coordinate movement with the required tracker position.

Hall feedback provides movement information to the control system. The final positioning performance also depends on the controller, actuator configuration and tracker structure.

Selecting the Right Feedback Configuration

When selecting a solar tracker actuator with Hall sensor feedback, the feedback signal should be matched with the tracker controller. Voltage, protection class, stroke, installation dimensions and control requirements should also be confirmed according to the project.

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