Solar Farm Weather Monitoring Station

A Solar Farm Weather Monitoring Station is a meteorological station at which common meteorological sensors are mounted on a tripod or lattice or mono-pole mast. The meteorological data are then stored in a data logger and can be transmitted to a remote server automatically. This configuration is used to increase the number and also reliability of real time solar data. The unit can be powered from an AC source (100 to 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz) or a solar panel power system.

Key Features

• Measures ambient temperature, relative humidity and wind speed, wind direction.

• Measures direct & defuse irradiance.

• Measures surface temperature of solar panel

• Modular and Robust design
  Various mode of Communications

• Supports RS232/422/485, Ethernet and USB ports

• Battery backup with solar panel

Applications

• Solar Resource Assessment

• Power Generation Monitoring

• Solar Farm Commissioning

• Weather Monitoring

Standard Configuration

The standard system consist of wind speed and direction sensor, ambient temperature and humidity sensor, two pyranometers and a temperature sensor for solar panel temperature measurement.