7 Commissioning
Irradiation test
Example
64
The voltage between the connections LUM and GND_Sens is
in direct proportion to the irradiation measured by the ET
sensor.
Measuring a voltage
1. Measure the voltage U
and GND_Sens.
2. Calculate the irradiation I
I
= U
x 560
RR
irrad
U
= 1.50 V
irrad
I
= 1.50 x 560
RR
I
= 868 W/m²
RR
3. Estimate whether the irradiation value is realistic (in this
example, I
= 868 W/m
RR
irradiation sensor correctly connected.
Irradiation values depend on the weather. The following table
provides an overview of the realistic irradiation values that
can be expected under different weather conditions:
Irradiation value
(W/m
)
2
Max. 100
Up to approx. 600
Up to approx.
1,100
.
Note that the irradiation values refer to the irradiation at the
module level.
Operating manual
between the connections LUM
irrad
.
RR
2)
. Only once this is the case, is the
Weather
Hazy and cloudy with rain clouds
Blue skies with a few clouds
Blue skies with full sunshine; the light
is so bright that reading from white
paper for any long periods without
sunglasses hurts the eyes.
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