JLN Solar Inc. has produced a dual-axis tracking solar array system that includes 72 solar modules. 

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 Called The Electric Butterfly™, these prototypes find their home on an orchard in Chico, California. It is rated at approx. 11kW.

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 The Electric Butterfly™ is designed to withstand 140 m.p.h. hurricane force winds, tidal surges up to 6 feet, sand storms, class 5 earthquakes and grass fires. It features a custom designed gearbox, and is built using U.S. steel. 

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 The Electric Butterfly™ operates without being connected to the Internet; being instead controlled internally by a clock algorithm. 

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 Unlike traditional standby power sources such as natural gas or diesel generators, Electric Butterfly™ is designed for durability and long-term service. It is resistant to common disruptions, including natural disasters, sabotage, and fuel supply shortages, allowing it to provide sustained power for weeks, months, or even years without the need for fossil fuels or nuclear energy.