RainWise PVmet 330 Complete Weather Station

The PVmet 330 is the most comprehensive weather monitoring station from RainWise, featuring the fullest range of sensors specific to PV power generation.

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  • Adjustable irradiance sensor for Global or Plane-of- Array monitoring
  • Supports up to 2 back-of-panel temperature sensors
  • Easy integration to most SCADA and PLC systems via RS-485 Modbus RTU interface
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The RainWise PVmet 330 is the most comprehensive weather monitoring station from RainWise, featuring the fullest range of sensors specific to PV power generation. It measures ambient air temperature, PV panel temperature, wind speed and direction, humidity, pressure, rainfall, and global irradiance. The RainWise PVmet 330 is also capable of measuring plane-of-array irradiance. The PVmet uses a 2-wire half-duplex serial port for Modbus communication to a host.

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PVmet 330 complete weather station with adjustable irradiance, wind speed & direction, humidity, pressure, rainfall, ambient temperature & panel temperature; Modbus wired communication
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