Light-intensity measurement system RDE300i™
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Light-intensity measurement system - RDE300i™ - Kipp & Zonen - temperature / power / direct-contact
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Characteristics

Measured physical value
temperature, power, light-intensity
Technology
electronic, direct-contact
Operating mode
automatic
Measured material
for panels, for solar cells
Configuration
in-line, online
Other characteristics
real-time

Description

Highlights:
  • RDE300i provides in‑situ I‑V measurements of PV modules to automatically calculate module performance metrics within an array.
  • Each unit records I‑V data including Pmax, Isc, Imp, Voc and Vmp on the attached module, standalone or in‑string.
  • Installed inline with the PV string, RDE300i performs periodic I‑V sweeps without affecting inverter operation, eliminating the need for separate reference modules.
  • Calculates effective irradiance for PV reference modules (including total irradiance for bifacial systems) and monitors potential system output.
  • Multiple RDE300i units and/or additional Atonometrics sensors can be combined via the AUX port to compute soiling ratios and other performance metrics automatically.
  • Compatible with a wide range of module types: crystalline, thin‑film, bifacial and monofacial.
  • Complies with IEC 61724‑1 for soiling measurement and was awarded PV Magazine Global Best BoS sensor.
  • Communications: Modbus RTU over RS485.


Outputs:
  • Power, current and voltage (Pmax, Isc, Imp, Voc, Vmp)
  • Soiling ratio
  • Performance ratio
  • I‑V curves
  • Temperature (supports Pt1000 adhesive RTD)


Applications:
  • Real‑time monitoring of PV module performance and I‑V data inside arrays
  • Quantification of soiling losses, including non‑uniform soiling affecting module output
  • Measurement of total effective irradiance with bifacial reference modules
  • Monitoring module degradation and long‑term performance


Additional information available:
  • Data Sheet
  • User Guide
  • Soiling Measurement Product Configurator
  • Additional resources


Specifications:
  • Measures I‑V data: Pmax, Isc, Imp, Voc, Vmp
  • Measurement capability: up to 30 A, 250 V, 1500 W
  • Inline in‑string operation performing periodic I‑V sweeps without affecting inverter operation
  • Interfaces: Modbus RTU over RS485
  • AUX port for integration with additional sensors and combining multiple units
  • Compatible module types: crystalline, thin‑film, bifacial, monofacial
  • Compliance: IEC 61724‑1 for soiling measurement
  • Outputs include soiling ratio, performance ratio, I‑V curves, temperature and standard electrical parameters
  • Supports Pt1000 adhesive RTD temperature sensing
  • Can be used to calculate PV reference module effective irradiance (including bifacial total irradiance)
  • Awarded PV Magazine Global Best BoS sensor

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