Solar Radiation and Panel Temperature Sensor
DB2-WM2
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Key features
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The DB2-WM2 is a device of the ZB-Connection family. It detects and transmits to a Gateway of the ZB-Connection products family of Digitron® the value of solar radiation measured by compensated temperature photodiode, the energy theoretically producible by a photovoltaic installation according to the solar radiation and the module
temperature measured by contact probe.
The energy theoretically producible provides normalization with a settable parameter that takes into account the efficiency of the panels used and the rated power plant.
It is powered by solar cell 5V 100 mA assisted by lithium battery for the night periods and if lack of sunshine.
Technical Specs
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General characteristics
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Chip Ember EM250
Compatible IEEE 802.15.4 Stack EmberZnet 3.x (ZigBee PRO) Modbus/RTU |
RF characteristics
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Frequency: 2405 MHz ÷ 2480 MHz
Modulation: DSSS Nominal transmission power: 2mW (3 dBm) Receiver sensitivity: -95 dBm Internal antenna gain: 3 dB Range outdoor/indoor with repeater included: 100m/30m |
Supply
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Photovoltaic cell 5 V 100mA with lithium tampone battery 2,4 Ah
Battery life: 5 years |
Radiation sensor
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Solar radiation range measured by compensated temperature photodiode
0-1500 W/mq
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Temperature sensor
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NTC contact to apply to one of the photovoltaic modules
Temperature range: -20 +90°C |
Transmitted measurements
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Radiation, energy theoretically producible integrated over 90 seconds and
normalized by the value of nominal power plant.
Temperature modules detected every 90 seconds |
Environment parameters
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Operating temperature: -20 ÷ +75°C; <80% U.R. not condensing
Storage temperature: -20 ÷ +80°C; <80% U.R. not condensing |
Compliant with 2006/95/EEC,
89/336/EEC, 99/5/EEC directives
Reference Norms |
ETSI EN 300 328: Radio Compatibility for digitals wide band transmissions
ETSI EN 301 489: Radio Compatibility EN 61000-3-2: Electromagnetic Compatibility - Emissions EN 61000-3: Electromagnetic Compatibility - Immunity EN 60950-1: Electric Safety |