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ISO 9060:2018 compliant. Industry-leading response time and temperature stability.
Integrated heater ensures accurate data in snow, frost, rain, or humidity.
No moving parts. No re-leveling. Long-term stability with low operating costs.
Low-power smart interface with Modbus and analog outputs — easy to integrate.
Delivers highly stable, low-noise irradiance data with minimal deviation.
EKO Instruments won a pv magazine Award for its state-of-art MS-80SH pyranometer, which impressed jurors with its ability to provide accurate measurements of solar irradiance with little need for maintenance or monitoring of the installed sensors. EKO Instruments Director Kees Hoogendijk accepted the award in Abu Dhabi, and pv magazine caught up with him to discuss solar operations and maintenance (O&M), as well as the company’s sensor solutions.
The MS-80SH is more than a Class A pyranometer — it’s the core of a complete solar measurement system. Combine it with:
Measure direct and diffuse irradiance (DNI & DHI) with high accuracy by aligning the MS-80SH for full solar tracking.
Automate GHI, DHI, and DNI measurements in one integrated station — no need for multiple sensors or manual adjustment.
Monitor cloud cover and sky clarity in real time to validate irradiance fluctuations and ensure data reliability.
Measure ground-reflected light (albedo) and diffuse irradiance for accurate bifacial PV system modeling.