Smart PV monitoring
Besides the existing program of gPV string and main fuses, DC & AC Surge-Trap Surge Protective Devices (SPDs), DC switches and junction boxes, Mersen has launched a brand-new solution : PV string monitoring.
Besides the existing program of gPV string and main fuses, DC & AC Surge-Trap Surge Protective Devices (SPDs), DC switches and junction boxes, Mersen has launched a brand-new solution : PV string monitoring.
The PV String Monitoring offering from Mersen includes :
• Electronic module for monitoring the power efficiency of PV installations and the status of key components
• HelioProtection Junction Boxes fitted with the module.
These monitoring solutions are dedicated to mid and large scale PV installations where the number of strings are high (office and industrial buildings, ground-mounted solar arrays).
The HelioProtection program from Mersen is a combination of :
• Dedication: all the solutions have been designed for the specific solar photovoltaic applications
• Innovation: the solutions in this program are all on the technological edge
• Expertise: this program is supported in the marketplace by a team of Mersen’s experts for helping the customer to select and apply the proper solution.
Mersen's productt expertise includes:
• Overcurrent protection (value statement)
• Surge protection
• Electronic systems for energy management
• Low voltage and high power switches
• Cooling for power electronics
• Power transfer for rail
Mersen
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