Pyrheliometer for direct normal irradiance (DNI) measurement — NMI-traceable calibration, sub-second response time and 200–4000 nm spectral range for the most demanding solar research and energy applications.
Direct Normal Irradiance (DNI) is the component of solar radiation received from the direct beam of the sun, measured on a surface perpendicular to the sun's rays. It is the critical parameter for:
A pyrheliometer must be continuously pointed at the centre of the solar disc to measure DNI accurately. The MS-57 is designed for use with EKO's STR-21G two-axis solar tracker or equivalent precision tracking systems.
The MS-57 is the instrument of choice wherever the highest DNI measurement accuracy is required.
Combine the MS-57 with the EKO MS-80 pyranometer and STR-21G solar tracker to build a full GHI / DNI / DHI measurement station — providing all three irradiance components needed for comprehensive solar resource characterization.
Contact us to request a quote, discuss NMI-traceable calibration requirements, or explore how the MS-57 fits into your solar monitoring station.