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NBL-W-PPT PV Module Temperature Sensor is a temperature monitoring device specifically designed for photovoltaic power stations and other applications. It utilizes high-precision thermistors as the sensing component, offering high measurement accuracy (±0.5°C), excellent stability, and strong anti-interference capabilities. The signal transmitter uses advanced integrated circuit modules, which can convert temperature signals into voltage (0–2.5V/0–5V), current (4–20mA), ···
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The NBL-W-PPT PV Module Temperature Sensor is a temperature monitoring device specifically designed for photovoltaic power stations and other applications. It utilizes high-precision thermistors as the sensing component, offering high measurement accuracy (±0.5°C), excellent stability, and strong anti-interference capabilities. The signal transmitter uses advanced integrated circuit modules, which can convert temperature signals into voltage (0–2.5V/0–5V), current (4–20mA), or RS485 digital signals based on user requirements. The sensor is compact, easy to install, and reliable, making it suitable for photovoltaic power stations, meteorological monitoring, marine environments, laboratories, and other fields.
Range: | -50 to 100°C Optional -20 to 50°C |
Accuracy: | ±0.5℃ |
Power supply: | DC 5V/DC 12V / DC 24V |
Output type: | 4~20mA /0~2.5V/0~5V /RS485 |
Instrument cable length: | 5m |
Load resistance: | Voltage type: RL≥1K |
Current type: | RL≤250Ω |
Operating temperature: | -50℃~100℃ |
Relative humidity: | 0~100%RH |
Product weight: | Probe 125 g |
Product power consumption: | 0.15W |
1. Select Installation Location: Apply approximately 2212mm of thermal conductive silicone on the center of the back of the solar panel along the bracket direction (use the provided thermal conductive silicone).
2. Fix the Sensor: After applying the thermal conductive silicone, immediately attach the sensor in the direction of the applied silicone and hold it in place for 5–10 minutes to ensure stable bonding.
3. Wire Fixing: After the sensor is fully fixed, secure the sensor wire along the direction of the solar panel bracket and proceed with normal wiring.
4. Environmental Adaptation: Depending on the actual use environment (e.g., extreme temperatures or humidity), adjust the installation method to ensure the sensor is closely attached to the photovoltaic module.
- Ensure that the thermal conductive silicone is applied evenly to guarantee accurate temperature conduction.
- Avoid loose or mechanically damaged sensor wires, and ensure the wiring is tidy during fixing.
- Regularly check the sensor's fixation status, especially after extreme weather conditions.
- High-Precision Monitoring: With a measurement accuracy of ±0.5°C, it can precisely capture temperature changes in photovoltaic modules, helping operators to monitor the operational status in real time.
- Improved Power Generation Efficiency: The power generation efficiency of photovoltaic modules is significantly affected by temperature (each 1°C increase results in a 0.4–0.5% decrease in efficiency). By monitoring temperature, operators can optimize heat dissipation or adjust operating strategies to reduce efficiency loss.
- Fault Warning: Abnormal temperatures may indicate module aging, connection issues, or hot spot problems. Timely monitoring can reduce maintenance costs and extend module life.
- Data Support: The sensor can be integrated into the SCADA system of the power station through RS485 interface or analog signal output, providing data support for performance analysis or intelligent management.
- Wide Adaptability: Supporting multiple power supply options (DC 5V/12V/24V) and output forms, it can meet different scene requirements. With a working temperature range of -50°C to 100°C and humidity adaptability of 0–100% RH, it is suitable for various environments.
1. Impact of Temperature on Power Generation Efficiency: The performance of photovoltaic modules is closely related to temperature. High temperatures lead to efficiency decline. For example, crystalline silicon modules experience about a 0.4–0.5% reduction in power output for every 1°C increase above 25°C. Real-time temperature monitoring helps assess efficiency loss and take countermeasures.
2. Optimizing Maintenance Decisions: Temperature data enables operators to determine whether enhanced heat dissipation (e.g., installing cooling systems) or adjusting cleaning frequency (since high temperatures may increase the attachment of pollutants) is needed.
3. Preventing Faults and Extending Life: Abnormal high temperatures may signal module failures (such as hot spots or junction box issues). Early detection can prevent further damage and extend the module's lifespan.
4. Supporting Intelligent Management: Combining IoT and data analysis, the temperature sensor data can predict power generation, optimize power station operation strategies, and improve overall economic efficiency.
5. Environmental Adaptability: Photovoltaic power stations are often located in desert, coastal, or high-altitude regions with significant temperature fluctuations. The sensor must have high stability and a wide temperature range to ensure reliable operation.
- Large-Scale Photovoltaic Power Stations: In desert or arid regions (such as northwestern China), where high temperatures and significant temperature differences between day and night are common, the sensor can monitor module temperature and optimize heat dissipation and cleaning strategies.
- Distributed Rooftop Photovoltaic Systems: Small systems typically lack professional maintenance. The sensor provides real-time temperature data to guide owners in optimizing operation and maintenance.
- Meteorological and Environmental Monitoring: Used to study the performance of photovoltaic modules under different climatic conditions and analyze the impact of temperature on efficiency.
- Laboratories and Research: In photovoltaic technology development, the sensor is used to precisely measure module temperature and verify the thermal performance of new materials or designs.
- Marine and Extreme Environments: In coastal or high-humidity areas, the sensor's strong anti-interference capability and wide humidity adaptability (0–100% RH) ensure reliable operation.
The NBL-W-PPT PV Module Temperature Sensor is a high-precision (±0.5°C), highly reliable temperature monitoring device for photovoltaic modules, suitable for photovoltaic power stations, meteorological monitoring, marine environments, and laboratories. It uses thermistors and advanced circuit modules, supporting multiple output forms (4–20mA, 0–2.5V, 0–5V, RS485), is easy to install (5 minutes to fix), and adapts to extreme environments (-50°C to 100°C, 0–100% RH). By monitoring module temperature in real-time, the sensor helps optimize power generation efficiency (reducing the 0.4–0.5%/°C loss caused by high temperatures), prevent faults, extend module life, and support intelligent maintenance, thus lowering maintenance costs. Temperature monitoring is crucial for improving economic efficiency and operational stability in photovoltaic power stations, particularly in regions with high temperatures or significant temperature fluctuations.
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