Teledyne FLIR PV-KIT-1 | Solar troubleshooting kit for photovoltaic systems

Name: PV-KIT-1 | Solar troubleshooting kit for photovoltaic systems
Brand: Teledyne FLIR
SKU: PV-KIT-1
Price: 1049.0 EUR
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Manufacturer number: PV-KIT-1

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Teledyne Flir PV-KIT-1 | Solar troubleshooting kit for photovoltaic systems.

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PV-KIT-1 | Solar troubleshooting kit for photovoltaic systems

FLIR PV kits are designed to evaluate the performance, safety and efficiency of solar panels and photovoltaic systems in residential, commercial and industrial buildings. FLIR PV kits help you diagnose faults and potential failures and ensure optimal energy production, system longevity and compliance with industry standards.

With a PV kit from FLIR, you are perfectly equipped for any solar installation or repair.

The kit consists of the CM78-PV Solar Power Clamp, PV78 Irradiance and Temperature Meter, TA74 Current Clamp, TA89/TA90 Test Leads and TA91 Carrying Case.

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About the Manufacturer

Teledyne FLIR

Teledyne FLIR is the world's largest manufacturer of thermal imaging cameras and thermographic instruments. Teledyne FLIR covers an incredibly wide range and has the optimal thermal imaging camera for every application, whether construction, research and development or industrial manufacturing. Since 2010 dataTec is Platinum Distributor of FLIR and, of course, now of Teledyne FLIR.