The Tesup Irradiance Sensor is part of TESUP’s professional-grade sensor range, developed for accurate environmental data collection in small-scale renewable energy systems. This photovoltaic pyranometer, based on a reference cell, is ideal for rooftop solar systems and compact installations—especially when used in tandem with wind turbines.
It measures solar irradiance in watts per square metre (W/m²), allowing for precise calculation of the performance ratio (PR) of photovoltaic systems. Designed with simplicity and affordability in mind, it avoids unnecessary complexity while delivering reliable performance.
The sensor features a measuring range of 0 to 1600 W/m². Each unit is tested in natural sunlight using a reference cell certified by the Fraunhofer ISE Institute in Germany. Data is transmitted via a digital RS485 interface using the MODBUS RTU protocol, and the device requires a 5V DC power supply. It integrates seamlessly with the Tesup Atlas Wind Turbine and Tesup Wizard, making it perfect for rooftop PV setups, hybrid solar-wind systems, and off-grid applications.
Compact and lightweight, the device measures 118 x 84 x 55 mm and weighs only 0.2 kg. Installation is quick and easy, with full compatibility across Tesup systems.
Monitor your energy generation with confidence using the Tesup Irradiance Sensor—purpose-built for the demands of small-scale solar systems across Australia’s diverse climates.
Apple App Store: https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/my-tesup/id6451448020
Google Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tesup
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The Tesup Irradiance Sensor is part of TESUP’s professional-grade sensor range, developed for accurate environmental data collection in small-scale renewable energy systems. This photovoltaic pyranometer, based on a reference cell, is ideal for rooftop solar systems and compact installations—especially when used in tandem with wind turbines.
It measures solar irradiance in watts per square metre (W/m²), allowing for precise calculation of the performance ratio (PR) of photovoltaic systems. Designed with simplicity and affordability in mind, it avoids unnecessary complexity while delivering reliable performance.
The sensor features a measuring range of 0 to 1600 W/m². Each unit is tested in natural sunlight using a reference cell certified by the Fraunhofer ISE Institute in Germany. Data is transmitted via a digital RS485 interface using the MODBUS RTU protocol, and the device requires a 5V DC power supply. It integrates seamlessly with the Tesup Atlas Wind Turbine and Tesup Wizard, making it perfect for rooftop PV setups, hybrid solar-wind systems, and off-grid applications.
Compact and lightweight, the device measures 118 x 84 x 55 mm and weighs only 0.2 kg. Installation is quick and easy, with full compatibility across Tesup systems.
Monitor your energy generation with confidence using the Tesup Irradiance Sensor—purpose-built for the demands of small-scale solar systems across Australia’s diverse climates.
Apple App Store: https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/my-tesup/id6451448020
Google Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tesup
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The Atlas has been running beautifully at our place — quiet, steady output even in light wind, and the MyTESUP app makes it easy to keep an eye on. Really impressed with the build quality.
Hello, I purchased the Atlas 10 kW wind turbine along with the blade set, and it's working perfectly. Assembling the blade set was a bit of a challenge, and a few screws were missing, but everything came together in the end. Delivery took slightly longer than expected, but I’m very happy with the final result. Many thanks to the TESUP team. You have my full rating — 5 out of 5. I’m already considering buying an inverter as I plan to move fully off-grid. Wishing you all a great day. — Carina Magnus
ordered the first versions of the TESUP Magnum wind turbines in 2018 for Northern Pole research missions, and they have been generating electricity reliably in some of the roughest conditions on Earth.
I have set up 1 TESUP vertical 5 kW turbine, 2 small 12V turbines (from China), and a water turbine in my little creek that provides 200W constantly. All were set up by myself. I am satisfied and not planning to sell the TESUP.
Amazing product, working very efficiently. Impossible to find a similar alternative at this price point. Thank you TESUP!
