Ground solar bracket is a support structure used for installing solar photovoltaic panels. According to different structures and designs, common types of ground solar brackets include the following:

Fixed bracket: Fixed bracket is the simplest and most common type. They use a fixed angle to place solar photovoltaic panels, usually installed at a certain angle on the ground to achieve the best solar radiation angle.

Tilt bracket: Tilt brackets allow solar photovoltaic panels to be tilted and adjusted at different seasons or longitude positions to adapt to changes in the trajectory of the sun. This type of bracket is usually composed of an adjustable angle support structure.

Single axis tracking bracket: The single axis tracking bracket can automatically track sunlight based on its movement. They use a motor-driven system to rotate the solar photovoltaic panels horizontally to capture solar radiation to the maximum extent possible.

Dual axis tracking bracket: The dual axis tracking bracket is more complex than the single axis tracking bracket and can automatically track the sun in both horizontal and vertical directions. This bracket can achieve solar photovoltaic panels facing the sun at any time of the day.

Floating bracket: Floating brackets are commonly used for installing solar photovoltaic systems on water. They are usually composed of floating platforms and support frames, which can float on water and adjust according to the position of the sun and lighting conditions.

These types of ground solar brackets can be customized based on factors such as specific installation sites, economic costs, and system efficiency.