BTR Enerji · Solar TrackerSingle-axis solar tracker supply: free site simulation and budget quote in 48 hours
Send us your site. Within 48 hours you receive a yield simulation report for your exact location, a tracker layout and a budget quote. No sign-up, no obligation.
How it works
- Send your site: location (KMZ, DWG, DXF or coordinates), target capacity in MWp, module type and your planned commissioning date.
- We simulate it: hourly PVGIS weather for your exact location, bifacial modules, terrain-aware backtracking, wind stow, temperature, soiling and cable losses, P50/P90 yield.
- You receive within 48 hours: a yield simulation report (tracker vs fixed-tilt), a table layout inside your real boundary, a bill of materials and a budget quote.
What we supply
- Single-axis tracker structure: galvanised S355/S235 steel, ±55° rotation, brushless DC drive; 1P table configurations sized to your string length.
- Control system: tracker control units (TCU), network control unit (NCU), wind and snow sensors (RSU) and software, with SCADA connection; astronomical tracking with backtracking and wind stow.
- Control retrofit for existing plants: replacement of ageing tracker controllers, sensors and software on third-party steel, with warranty maintenance.
- Engineering support: layout, string sizing, yield and bankability (P50/P90) analysis from the same simulation model.
Recent tracker projects of our group companies
- Northern Italy, 12 MW: tracker control electronics retrofit + 2-year warranty maintenance (2026)
- South-East Italy, 8 MW: tracker supply + NCU / TCU / sensors / software (2026)
- Central Italy, 8 MW: tracker supply + NCU / TCU / sensors / software (2026)
- Central-East Italy, 3.6 MW: tracker system supply (2026)
Details and photos: references.
📄 Download the tracker datasheet (PDF, 1 page)
How much more energy at your location?
Annual specific yield (kWh/kWp) of the same plant on a single-axis tracker and on fixed-tilt, from our simulator:
| Location | Tracker | Fixed-tilt | Gain |
|---|---|---|---|
| Seville (Spain) | 2,274 | 1,862 | +22.2% |
| Apulia (Italy) | 1,943 | 1,600 | +21.5% |
| Atacama (Chile) | 2,823 | 2,313 | +22.1% |
| Benban (Egypt) | 2,677 | 2,180 | +22.8% |
| Riyadh (Saudi Arabia) | 2,402 | 2,042 | +17.6% |
| Phoenix, Arizona (US) | 2,551 | 2,030 | +25.7% |
| Konya | 2,238 | 1,838 | +21.7% |
Simulation results, not measurements. Method and 25 more sites: solar tracker energy gain by location. Your own site is simulated in your quote.
Prefer to try it yourself first?
The free simulator runs in your browser with no sign-up: draw your land, compare tracker and fixed-tilt, download the PDF report. When you are ready, send it to us from the report screen.
Pick your location and draw your land on the map. Get hourly-weather-based yield, a tracker vs fixed-tilt comparison, a bill of materials and the payback period, free of charge.
Free Solar Tracker Simulation
Frequently asked questions
What do I need to send for a quote?
The site location (KMZ, DWG, DXF or coordinates), target capacity in MWp, module type and planned commissioning date. A site boundary gives a more accurate layout; coordinates alone are enough for a first budget.
Is the simulation free?
Yes. The site simulation report and layout that come with the quote are free and carry no obligation.
Why are prices not published on the site?
Tracker price depends on the wind zone, terrain slope, pile design, table length and delivery terms. These are evaluated for your site and stated in the quote.
Can you retrofit the controllers of an existing tracker plant?
Yes. On a 12 MW tracker plant in Northern Italy, our group companies replaced the control electronics on third-party steel and provide warranty maintenance.
We deliver the whole project: feasibility, engineering, procurement, installation and grid connection, in Türkiye and abroad. Simulate your site for free first, then let our team prepare a tailored quote.
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The ratios on this page are typical industry ranges and are not binding; exact values are determined by a site-specific analysis.