The right kit for solar testing
To provide electrical contractors with all the test equipment they need for installing, commissioning and fault finding solar power installations, Megger is offering two new high specification solar power test kits.
To provide electrical contractors with all the test equipment they need for installing, commissioning and fault finding solar power installations, Megger is offering two new high specification solar power test kits.
The PVK320 kit includes Megger’s new PVM210 solar irradiance meter together with an AVO410 true rms multimeter, and is ideal for working on domestic and small commercial installations, while the PVK330 kit, which is primarily intended for use on larger installations, includes the same irradiance meter but complements it with a DCM340 ac/dc clampmeter that can measure current up to 600 A. Both kits include test leads fitted with the MC4 connectors that are commonly used in solar power installations, as well as MC3 to MC4 adapter leads.
The PVM210 solar irradiance meter included in the kits is a compact pocket-sized instrument with the solar sensor mounted on its top surface. This makes it easy and convenient to use – one handed, if necessary – at the top a ladder or on a sloping roof.
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