Weather Monitoring Stations (WMS)

Accurate, Scalable, and Standards-Compliant Environmental Monitoring for Energy Infrastructure

The MBMet Weather Monitoring Stations are precision-engineered, fully integrated systems for acquiring real-time meteorological and solar resource data across diverse energy and industrial applications. Designed to meet industry standards, these stations serve as a critical input layer for PR calculations, environmental alarms, and yield analytics. Each station combines high-accuracy sensors, robust data acquisition, and reliable communication infrastructure.

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Cost-Optimized Design

Modular hardware with sensor-level configurability helps reduce capex and ensures application-specific optimization without overengineering.

02
Scalable System Architecture

Adaptable for both single-site installations and networked multi-site SCADA/cloud platforms using MBSCADA and third-party systems.

03
Global Standards Compliance

Supports Class A, B, and C sensor configurations as per industry standard, with proper mounting, placement, and calibration guidelines.

Key Features

Customizable Sensor Suite
  • Choose from a wide range of sensors based on project class and climate zone: irradiance, wind, rainfall, humidity, temperature, and soiling.
Resilient Data Logging (MBLogger Series)
  • MBLogger 1000 and Nano support analog, digital, pulse, and Modbus RTU inputs, ensuring full compatibility with all MBMet and third-party sensors.
Surge-Protected Junction Boxes
  • IP65-certified enclosures with lightning surge protection, DIN terminal blocks, and structured cable routing for easy O&M.
Multi-Protocol Communication
  • Native support for Modbus RTU, Modbus TCP/IP, FTP, SNTP, and optional cellular/GSM modules for off-grid and remote operation.
MBSCADA & Cloud Integration
  • Live data feeds can be accessed via local SCADA or MBSCADA Met Cloud, enabling centralized monitoring, trend analytics, and alert logic.
Comprehensive Field Support
  • Supplied with installation kits, mounting hardware, shielded cables, and structured documentation for faster commissioning and lower installation cost.

Sensors Used

Sensor Type MBMet Model / Description
Global Solar Irradiance MBMet-501 / MBMet-502 – Silicon or Pyranometer-based
Wind Speed MBMet-100 – Cup anemometer (0–60 m/s, analog/Modbus)
Wind Direction MBMet-110 – 0–360° vane sensor (analog/Modbus)
Rainfall MBMet-200 (Tipping Bucket) / MBMet-200P (Piezoelectric)
Ambient Temperature MBMet-902 – Range: –40 to +125°C
Relative Humidity MBMet-902 – 0–100% RH with high accuracy
Barometric Pressure MBMet-902 – Optional variant
Soiling Measurement MBMet-700 – Dual-panel configuration with real-time output
Panel Backside Temperature PT100 / PT1000 RTD sensors – IEC compliant

General
Architecture

Please note: The architecture shown is a general representation; actual implementation may vary based on substation requirements.