A fixed plate receives very different angles at dawn, noon, and dusk, limiting accumulated irradiation. Dual-axis tracking keeps the reaction surface facing the sun in real time, capturing near-maximum effective light all day—equivalent to "extending effective sunshine" for dose-dependent water splitting and degradation.
The PLS-STAS-I Small Solar Dual-Axis Tracking Application System controls azimuth and tilt through two-axis rotation, fitting small and medium plate reaction surfaces. Compact and easy to deploy for research and teaching, it is a common partner for outdoor photochemistry.
Mount the PLR-SPR Series Plate Photochemical Reaction Device on the PLS-STAS-I so the surface tracks the sun, and record real-time irradiation with a TES132 Solar Power Meter—making outdoor experimental data richer and more stable.
Free consultation: Not enough daylight on your outdoor plate device? Perfectlight's PLS-STAS-I Small Solar Dual-Axis Tracking Application System keeps your photoreaction facing the sun and accumulating irradiation.
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It keeps the surface facing the sun all day, raising accumulated irradiation and helping dose-dependent reactions act as if sunshine were longer.
A two-axis tracker controlling azimuth and tilt, compact and suited to small/medium plate surfaces for research and teaching.
Mount the PLR-SPR plate device on it and log real-time irradiation with a TES132 Solar Power Meter for stable outdoor data.
This article does not constitute a performance commitment; specific technical parameters are subject to the actual product documentation and mutual confirmation.
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