Commercial Daylight Harvesting

Install daylight harvesting suntrackers to harness natural light, reduce utility costs, and improve your work environment

Is daylight harvesting right for your company? Consider these factors

Does your building have available roof space for suntrackers? Suntrackers are relatively small, but they still require some available roof space
Is your building’s rooftop exposed to natural sunlight? Suntrackers need natural sunlight exposure in order to function properly, so buildings completely blocked off from sunlight by trees or other buildings are not well suited for suntrackers.
In order to be effective, suntrackers require that the building they are installed on have good southern exposure

Quick facts

Time to install: 1-2 days

Expected ROI: 3-5 years

What suntrackers are and why your organization could benefit from them

Suntrackers use sun-tracking GPS technology and mirrors under a glass dome to track the sun throughout the day and bring high levels of diffused natural light into your building. They are typically installed on rooftops and are completely solar powered, so no electrical hookup is required. Suntrackers have the potential to allow businesses and schools to shut off electric lights for up to 10.5 hours a day.

Sun trackers allow natural daylight to replace light fixtures. The natural daylight can be helpful to the work environment and reduce utility costs. To learn more about suntrackers and how they work, click here.