Handheld Digital Solar Power Meter, 1999W/m2

The solar watt meter is available at a low price and comes in a choice of W/m2 and Btu units. This 3 1/2 digit handheld solar power meter has a peak hold function, data hold function and a digital display to provide accurate solar output readings.

Specification

• Model: ATO-TM-2061
• Display: 3- 1/2 Digit 1999 maximum reading
• Sampling Rate: 2.5 Times per second
• Resolution: 1W/m2, 1BTU ( ft2*h )
• Accuracy: <±3%/year
• Input Overload: Display shows "OL"
• Range: 1999W/m2, 634 BTU ( ft2*h)
• Battery Life: Approx. 100 hours
• Operating Temperature and Humidity: 5°C~40°C, 80% RH or less
• Storage Temperature & Humidity: -10°C~60°C , 70%RH or less
• Accuracy: ±10W/m2 , ±3BTU/(ft2 *h) or 5% earth, additional error due to temperature ±0.38W/m2 /C
• Dimensions: 132 (L) *60(W)*38(H)mm,
• Weight: Approx. 150g
• Standard Accessories: Manual, certificate of conformity, leather case, 9V battery

Features

• The solar power meter is available in W/m2 and Btu.
• Handheld digital solar power meter with peak hold function and data hold function.
• The solar watt meter is designed to withstand harsh environments and is designed for long-term use.
• The solar power meter can measure solar irradiance, solar power, temperature and many other parameters.

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Applications

Solar power meters are commonly used in the field of renewable energy, specifically in the measurement and monitoring of solar irradiance levels.  solar energy meters can also be used in agricultural applications, such as measuring the amount of sunlight received by crops or in the testing of window glass for its solar energy transmittance properties. In addition, solar power meters can be used in scientific research to measure solar radiation levels for climatology, meteorology, and atmospheric physics studies.

Tips: What are the typical applications for a solar power meter?

A solar power meter is a device that measures the amount of solar radiation that is present in a given area. Here are some typical applications for a solar power meter:

• Solar panel installation: A solar power meter can be used to measure the amount of sunlight that falls on a potential site for solar panel installation. This can help determine if the site is suitable for solar energy production and what size and type of solar panels to install.
• Agriculture: Farmers can use solar power meters to measure the amount of sunlight that falls on crops. This information can be used to optimize planting schedules and crop yields.
• Building energy efficiency: Solar power meters can be used to measure the amount of sunlight that enters a building. This can help building owners determine if window treatments, insulation, or other energy efficiency upgrades are needed.
• Weather forecasting: Solar power meters can be used to measure solar radiation at the Earth's surface. This data is used to improve weather forecasting models, particularly in regions where there is a large variation in solar radiation.
• Environmental monitoring: Solar power meters can be used to monitor the impact of climate change on ecosystems. Changes in solar radiation can affect the growth and distribution of plants, as well as the behavior of animals.