Head of Technical Service, Frederik Riedel, with the Pyranometer KNX PYHead of Technical Service, Frederik Riedel, with the Pyranometer KNX PY

Is your photovoltaic system working efficiently?

News of 23 November 2023

Find out with a pyranometer!

Photovoltaic systems are becoming increasingly common on the roofs of new and existing buildings. Do you have one too? Great!

But do you know whether your system is really delivering the power it is supposed to? 

This is where a small but important helper comes to your aid: the pyranometer. Find out exactly what this smart device can do and how it can be used in smart buildings with KNX installations on our topic page.

To our pyranometer page
Elsner Elektronik KNX PY pyranometer on the roof surrounded by solar panelsElsner Elektronik KNX PY pyranometer on the roof surrounded by solar panels

Elsner pyranometers and matching products

KNX PY
KNX PY
Pyranometer
€476.00
incl. 19% VAT, excl. shipping
KNX LW sl
KNX LW sl
Brightness/Wind Sensor
€528.00
incl. 19% VAT, excl. shipping
KNX LW 20...30 V DC
KNX LW 20...30 V DC
Brightness/Wind Sensor
€528.00
incl. 19% VAT, excl. shipping
Suntracer KNX-GPS
Suntracer KNX-GPS
Weather Station, GPS Receiver, 6 shadings
€1,257.00
incl. 19% VAT, excl. shipping
Vari KNX 3L
Vari KNX 3L
Combined KNX Brightness Sensors
As low as €402.10
incl. 19% VAT, excl. shipping
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