Our
pyranometers ensure the highest accuracy in Irradiance
measurements and are suited to provide both-
· Global
horizontal irradiance
· Irradiance
on collector plane
Global Horizontal Irradiance (GHI) is important because it is
the parameter measured in weather and climate networks, derived from
satellite instruments and calculated with clear sky energy models.
A pyranometer tilted in the Plane of Array (POA) of the PV
modules measures the irradiance available to the cells and is used for
calculating energy yield and Performance Ratios. This is why you will often
see pyranometers in pairs, one horizontal and one tilted.
The
pyranometers are equipped to provide-
· Individually
optimised temperature compensation
· Individually
measured directional response, with the test results provided
· They
are designed for simple maintenance and have a wide range of accessories
available
· To
offer you the best accuracy when in the field a new calculator is available
to provide you with the real-time uncertainty in your application
Pyranometers are most
important part of our automated weather station. Logics PowerAMR Platform
supports various reporting features and
analysis from pyranometer data-
· Weather Module - The system supports all makes of weather sensors such as
pyranometer, Module temperature sensor, ambient temperature and humidity
sensors , wind speed sensors ,wind direction sensors, Rain gauge etc.
· PR analysis- In
depth analysis of plant performance with reference to weather sensor data and
includes PR analysis, PR curve and PR logs of the day, irradiation v/s power
curves, irradiation v/s module temperature curves, GHI v/s tilted irradiation
etc.
· Plant Performance- helps to check complete health analysis of the solar plant at
one glance, also includes key parameters like solar insolation, peak
generation, expected energy, specific power, specific yield etc.
· Irradiation v/s power curves - Power production graph comparing with the solar irradiation
during the da (available within the same axis for comparison)
· Graphical representation of solar irradiation and active power in the same time axis.
There are various classification of Pyranometers according to ISO
9060:1990 (E), namely –
1) Secondary
Standard Pyranometers
2) Second
Class Pyranometers
3) First
Class Pyranometers
Typical Pyranometer comparison is as listed below-
Make
|
Standard
|
Delta Ohm- Class 2
Pyranometer
|
Kipp & Zonnen-
Secondary Standard ( Class A)
|
Model No.
|
Pyra 300
|
LP PYRA03
|
SMP 10
|
Range
|
0-1800 W/mxm
|
0-2000 W/mxm
|
0-3000 W/mxm
|
Spectral response
|
400-1100 nm
|
305nm- 2800nm
|
270nm-3000nm
|
Transducer
|
silicon photo diode
|
Thermopile Type
|
Thermopile Type
|
Accuracy(-+)
|
5%
|
3%
|
2%
|
Operating temperature
|
from -40 to +65 deg. C
|
from -40 to +80 deg. C
|
from -40 to +80 deg. C
|
Output
|
0-5vdc / 4-20mA/RS 485
|
0-1vdc / 4-20mA/RS 485
|
0-1vdc / 4-20mA/RS 485
|
Humidity range
|
0-100%
|
0-100%
|
0-100%
|
To get the best deals on Pyranometers, please contact @
8076963066, Download technical specifications of Pyranometer from http://poweramr.in/download-center
|
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