Webinar: Smart PV Monitoring with Smart Weather Sensors

13. July 2020

Solar Energy

Temperature, precipitation, humidity and wind – these are the weather parameters you should know, if you want to achieve a top system performance of your power plant. Join this webinar with Udo Kronmüller, experienced Sales Engineer at OTT HydroMet, to learn about the professional weather stations that can deliver explanations for output losses, and helps optimize the performance.

Watch the 63-minute webinar for free.

Do you want to learn more about the industry-leading compact weather sensors from Lufft? Send us a message!

OTT HydroMet Blog Team

Observing the elements is key to better understanding our planet. This blog tells the manifold stories of experts working in environmental monitoring with help of our sensors and solutions.

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