At Intersolar Europe 2025 , Soluzione Solare presents its global vision: bring Italian engineering excellence of measures in solar energies to regions committed to sustainable energy transitions markets worldwide. From May 7 to 9 , we’ll be at Hall B4 – Booth 530 at Messe München , showcasing a complete line of next-generation irradiance and temperature sensors for PV system for real-time PV yield analysis and diagnostics.
Introducing Our Latest Solar Monitoring Innovations
Introducing two of our latest innovations designed to enhance solar monitoring and performance analysis. the PV Meter ‘transform’ one of your PV modules in a very accurate irradiance sensor, supporting output voltages from 18V to 80V and currents up to 17.5A. (200W – 510W). With built-in RS485 Modbus communication, calibrated using a Reference PV Cell referenced by ISFH Laboratory (accredited DEKRA, DE), and a durable IP67 box with MC4 as input and same M12 8-pin connector like Sunmeter PRO. It operates without the need for an external power source (drawing power directly from the PV system).
Alongside this, the ENV 4 is an economic ambient temperature sensor to be connected to a Sunmeter PRO without to purchase a different stand-alone ambient sensor given the possibility to connect to one Sunmeter PRO either PV module’s temperature sensor and ambient temperature sensor.
PV Meter follows the IEC 60904-2:2023 standard @ par.3.8-REFERENCE MODULE, ensuring traceable calibration and stability of your Irradiance Sensor. This standard defines strict requirements for spectral responsivity, mechanical design, optical properties, and electrical performance, tailored to the intended application of each device. To guarantee accurate measurements, the overall spectral responsivity fined-tuned using calibrated reference and filter.
We help you ensure that your meteo data and performance ratio (P.R.) are clear, accurate and consistent within the regulatory frameworks adopted on the most popular monitoring platforms.
A global opportunity to grow together
We believe that every international partnership represents an opportunity to improve the sensors used to control current and future PV systems, based on quality, traceability, collaborative engineering skills and feedback.
Come visit us in Munich – May 7–9, 2025 – Hall B4, Booth 530
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