Flexible mounting technology features large-span structures composed of tensioned pre-stressed flexible cables. It can adapt to complex terrains such as deserts, has good wind vibration resistance, and can also improve land utilization efficiency and reduce costs.
Intelligent tracking technology enables solar panels to "follow the light". For example, the Maxpower system adopts a "rotation + multi-push rod" drive, combined with algorithms to achieve ±60° wide-angle tracking. It is also equipped with sensors and AI algorithms to improve power generation efficiency and operational automation.
Structural waterproofing technology, such as the Maxpower BIPV carport system, achieves waterproofing through multiple measures to ensure the service life of the system.
Modular and tool-free installation technology simplifies the process. For instance, the Chenke Ballast Type Ⅵ mounting system increases installation efficiency by 30% and reduces costs.
High-strength and lightweight material technology, such as Chenke's combination of aluminum alloy and anti-corrosion magnesium-plated steel, balances performance and cost, with a service life of over 25 years.
These technologies are driving the development of the photovoltaic industry from multiple dimensions, helping it occupy a more important position in the global energy structure.