First Class Pyranometers

SOLAR RADIATION (Global Irradiance) First Class Pyranometers

Radiometer for solar irradiance measurement, according to ISO 9060 and WMO No. 8 (Part I, Chapter 7) standards. These sensors are classified as ISO9060 First Class. With a total daily uncertainty of 5% within 0…180° field of view, flat spectral response (285-3000 nm) and optimal temperature stability, this sensor represents the optimal compromise between cost and quality of irradiance measurement.

• Spectrally flat Class B (First Class) pyranometer. Compliance with IEC 61724-1: 2017
• Electrical insulated (DPA855-980), Galvanic insulated (DPA980)
• Calibration traceability to WRR
• Modbus register for Instant value, Ave/Min/Max values over programmable time base (DPA980)
• 10…30 Vac/dc power supply (DPA855/980)
• Ideal instrument in PV plants performance monitoring and meteorological networks

PN DPA154 DPA855 DPA980
Output µV 4…20 mA RS485-Modbus
Protocol Modbus RTU®, TTY-ASCII
Programmable output Inst, max/min/ave
(1…3600 s)
RS485 protection Galvanic insulation
(3 kV, UL1577
RS485 speed 1200…115 kbps
Power supply 10…30 Vac/dc 10…30 Vac/dc
Max. Load 300 Ohm 300 Ohm
Power consumption 0.5 W 0.5 W
EMC EN 61326-1: 2013 EN 61326-1: 2013
Thermopile sensitivity 10…15 µV/W/m2 NA NA
Measuring range 0…4000 W/m2 0…1500 W/m2 0…1500 W/m2
Impedance 40 ± 3 Ω
Calibration certificate Not included
(see Accessories)
Cable Not included
(see Accessories)
Data logger compatibility • M-Log (ELO008)
• Alpha-Log (using ALIEM module)
• E-Log
• M-Log (ELO008)
• Alpha-Log (using ALIEM module)
• E-Lo
• M-Log (ELO008) using RS485->232 converter
• Alpha-Log
• E-Log. Using RS485->232 converter

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