Solar Panel PV Module Temperature Sensor | Price - Logics PowerAMR

Module Temperature Sensor

Module Temperature Sensor

Module Temperature Sensor

This sensor is designed to attach directly to any solar panel. When placed on the center back side of the panel, it accurately measures the temperature of the panel.

Prior to installation of the PV temperature sensor onto the PV panel, the installation area of the panel back should be thoroughly cleaned. This cleaning will ensure a good bond between sensor and panel and allow for accurate panel temperature readings.

After cleaning, peel off the protective adhesive tape on the temperature sensor and stick it onto the back of the panel. Firmly press the sensor into place.

Download Technical Datasheet

Specifications

Measuring Range : 0 to 100 C Accuracy : ±5°C
Sensors : Temperature : RTD Pt100Ω Output : 0- 5v
Supply Voltage : 12 to 24 VDC Housing : Poly carbonate watertight enclosure
Protection : IP-65 Weight Approx : 150gms

Mounting

Select a PV module that remains non-shaded throughout the day.
Peel the backing from the adhesive tape and press the sensor firmly against the surface.
Do not attempt to extend or shorten the pre-assembled 2.5 m cable.
The module temperature sensor is affixed to the back of the PV module.
Tie the sensor cable off in a way that does not pull on the sensor
It is recommended to fix the sensor and the cable with an additional adhesive tape.
Mounting
Mounting

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Why is monitoring solar module temperature important? −
Module temperature directly impacts the efficiency of solar panels. Higher temperatures can actually reduce energy outputs. When you monitor, it helps performance and detects overheating, or even faults earlier.
2. How is a module temperature sensor installed on a solar panel? +
These sensors are usually mounted on the backside of a panel using thermally conductive adhesive or clamps, and ensure direct surface contact for accurate readings.
3. What is the ideal temperature range for solar modules? +
Most solar panels operate efficiently between 25 degrees Celsius to 45 degrees Celsius. If temperature rises beyond this range, efficiency drops, making real-time monitoring essential.
4. Is a module temperature sensor different from ambient temperature sensors? +
Yes, Module sensors measure the actual surface temperature of a solar panel. On the other hand, ambient sensors measure the surrounding air temperature. Both are crucial for performance analysis.
5. Can module temperature data be integrated into solar monitoring systems? +
Absolutely. These sensors can be connected through Modbus, or even analog interfaces to loggers, or monitoring dashboards, and enable tracking and alerts.

Request a call back

Call Now