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Megger PVM210 Irradiance Meter
inc VAT £122.40 ex VAT £102.00In Stock - Available Next Day- Suitable for finding the best location for solar panels
- One-handed operation and clear LCD screen
- Can be placed on camera mount for exact positioning
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Seaward Solar Survey 100 Irradiance Meter
inc VAT £174.00 ex VAT £145.00Typically ships in 5-7 working daysMeasure solar irradiance, roof orientation, roof pitch, ambient temperature and PV module temperature with this accurate solar surveying tool. -
Seaward Solar Survey 200R Irradiance Meter
inc VAT £222.00 ex VAT £185.00Typically ships in 2-4 working days- Suitable for both PV and solar thermal installations
- Wireless connectivity with Seaward PV150/200 instruments
- Built-in compass and inclinometer measure roof orientation and pitch
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Megger PVK330 Photovoltaic Kit with Clamp Meter
inc VAT £237.60 ex VAT £198.00Supply issues - Contact for info- Features the Megger PVM210 to locate the best spots for solar-panel installations
- Versatile Megger DCM340 Clamp Meter suitable for solar and general electrical work
- Specialist PV test leads make instruments compatible with vast majority of solar panels
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Megger PVK320 Photovoltaic Kit with Multimeter
inc VAT £238.80 ex VAT £199.00In Stock - Available Next Day- Enhances standard toolbox with solar-specific instruments and test leads
- Includes versatile Megger AVO410 Digital Multimeter with standard test leads
- Multimeter and PVM210 Irradiance Meter combine to calculate short circuit current
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Fluke FLK-IRR1-SOL Solar Irradiance Meter
inc VAT £391.20 ex VAT £326.00Please contact for lead time.- Measures solar irradiance, ambient and PV module temperature, array orientation and tilt angles
- Generate instant measurements to determine the watts per m² solar irradiation, required by IEC 62446-1 standard
- Built-in high contrast LCD screen with large font for easy readability in direct sunlight