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Currently out of stock, delivery time: 12-13 working days
- Item-No.: 112301
- GTIN: 8033100848038
- Manufacturer-No.: 1008665
- Product-Weight: 8.1 kg
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HT Instruments I-V500 w Peak Power & I-V Curve Analyzer
The HT Instruments I-V500 w is a professional analyzer for measuring I-V curves and peak power on photovoltaic strings. It provides precise evaluation of system performance, identifies power losses caused by shading, defects, or wiring issues, and supports installers during commissioning, maintenance, and fault diagnostics. With its data logger, graphical curve display and intuitive operation, the device is ideal for recurring tests and standardized documentation.
Features:
- Measurement of I-V curves on PV strings and small PV systems
- Determines Pmax, Voc, Isc, Vmp, Imp
- Identifies shading effects, losses and string deviations
- Integrated memory with easy data transfer
- Graphical presentation of measurement curves for fast diagnostics
- Ideal for commissioning and periodic PV inspections
- Robust and compact device for professional field use
| Technical Data | |
| Manufacturer: | HT Instruments |
| Model: | I-V500 w |
| Measurement functions: | I-V curve analysis, peak power measurement |
| Typical applications: | PV strings, small PV systems |
| Display: | Graphical curve visualization |
| Data storage: | Integrated memory, PC data export |
| Communication: | Interface-based data transfer (model-dependent) |
| Operating temperature: | −10 °C to +55 °C |
For further details, please refer to the datasheet.

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Safety Instructions:
1. Do not measure voltages or currents in damp or wet environments.2. Do not use the measuring device in environments containing explosive or flammable gas, materials, vapor, or dust.
3. Do not touch the circuit under measurement when no measurement is being performed.
4. Avoid touching exposed metal parts, unused measurement terminals, etc.
5. Do not perform measurements if you notice any irregularities such as deformations, cracks, leaking substances, or a non-functional display on the measuring device.
6. Exercise special caution due to the risk of electric shock when measuring voltages above 25 V in special environments (courtyards, swimming pools, etc.) and above 50 V in normal environments.
7. Use only original HT accessories.