Hi Tomasz, SolarBalance is the collective name for a system in which solar panels can be quickly and easily folded in and out from a compact configuration. This is possible in both fixed and mobile setups, and the system can be applied in various sectors and configurations. The benefits of folding are enormous. In fixed setups, double land use, for example, is a major advantage. For mobile applications, sustainable energy can be generated quickly and autonomously anywhere. Think of remote areas, aid organizations, defense, events, construction and infrastructure projects, and so on (see other video's for examples) In addition to sustainability, the system distinguishes itself from other solutions by its simplicity and the related robustness. To fold (180 degrees), we use a special hinge technique developed by us. The great advantage of this technique is that no interference, wear, or maintenance-sensitive parts such as chains, cables, and guides are used. This advantage guarantees reliable and maintenance-friendly operation. The system is also designed so that all panels are almost always in balance during folding. This means that relatively little force is required for folding and tilting the panels, and light, standard (energy-efficient) linear drives can be used instead of heavy motor reducers or hydraulic systems. An additional advantage here is that the low forces on pivot points and bearings have a positive effect on the system's service life.
I have a back yard that has the best sun exposure. I don’t want to put permanent solar panel installation in my backyard because it is used infrequently for kids when sun is down and a few times per year, we have gatherings with friends like Xmas and new years. This would be perfect for my case. What is the cost of such system?
@@nickcooldot way too much! Solar panels are cheap these days. Buy some used ones and keep them in your shed and when you need them toss them on way too much! Solar panels are cheap these days. Buy some used ones and keep them in your shed and when you need them toss them on the dirt
To automate the systems, we use (electric) linear actuators. Hydraulic is, of course, also an option, but the advantages of actuators are much greater in every respect.
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Hi Tomasz,
SolarBalance is the collective name for a system in which solar panels can be quickly and easily folded in and out from a compact configuration. This is possible in both fixed and mobile setups, and the system can be applied in various sectors and configurations. The benefits of folding are enormous. In fixed setups, double land use, for example, is a major advantage. For mobile applications, sustainable energy can be generated quickly and autonomously anywhere. Think of remote areas, aid organizations, defense, events, construction and infrastructure projects, and so on (see other video's for examples)
In addition to sustainability, the system distinguishes itself from other solutions by its simplicity and the related robustness. To fold (180 degrees), we use a special hinge technique developed by us. The great advantage of this technique is that no interference, wear, or maintenance-sensitive parts such as chains, cables, and guides are used. This advantage guarantees reliable and maintenance-friendly operation.
The system is also designed so that all panels are almost always in balance during folding. This means that relatively little force is required for folding and tilting the panels, and light, standard (energy-efficient) linear drives can be used instead of heavy motor reducers or hydraulic systems. An additional advantage here is that the low forces on pivot points and bearings have a positive effect on the system's service life.
This would be very useful in places with wind and hail storms
I have a back yard that has the best sun exposure. I don’t want to put permanent solar panel installation in my backyard because it is used infrequently for kids when sun is down and a few times per year, we have gatherings with friends like Xmas and new years. This would be perfect for my case. What is the cost of such system?
@@nickcooldot way too much! Solar panels are cheap these days. Buy some used ones and keep them in your shed and when you need them toss them on way too much! Solar panels are cheap these days. Buy some used ones and keep them in your shed and when you need them toss them on the dirt
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Use the Hidralick system
To automate the systems, we use (electric) linear actuators. Hydraulic is, of course, also an option, but the advantages of actuators are much greater in every respect.
What is the controller used for mechanical operation