Check out editorial in North American Clean Energy, March/April 2020
Check out our article in North American Clean Energy’s March/April 2020 issue.
Check out our article in North American Clean Energy’s March/April 2020 issue.
At the recently held World Meteorological Technology Expo in Geneva ,Switzerland, it was announced that Spectrafy’s CTO, Viktar Tatsiankou had been awarded the Hydro Meteorological Equipment Industry Association’s 2019 Award for Young Engineers, f
Is the SolarSIM-GPV an ISO9060:2018 Class A pyranometer?
Yes, the SolarSIM-GPV is fully compliant with ISO9060:2018 Class A instrument performance criteria. In addition, ISO9060:2018 specifies sub-classifications of 'spectrally flat' and 'fast response'. The SolarSIM-GPV is spectrally flat for sunlight and a 'fast response' version of the SolarSIM-GPV is available as an option. The SolarSIM-GPV is the only Class A pyranometer that is able to accurately resolve both broadband irradiance and PV spectral correction factors.
We recommend recalibration of your Spectrafy sensors every 2 years to ensure the highest level of measurement performance.
You can check the last calibration date on your sensor’s calibration certificate. If your instrument is due for recalibration, please contact us at info@spectrafy.com. Recalibrations are conducted on-sun, at Spectrafy’s headquarters in Ottawa, Canada.