The Solmetric SunEye^TM Model 210 (patent pending) is a hand held electronic device that allows users to assess total potential solar energy given the shading of a particular site. Identifying the shading pattern early in the process reduces the expense of system and home design and improves the efficiency of the final system or house.

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The Solmetric SunEye^TM is the most important tool for the professional solar installer, saving time and money and helping to design the highest performance systems. Like its predecessor the SunEye 110, it is equally useful for PV, passive hot water, roof mount or ground mount systems. Its electronic compass and level makes the evaluation process more convenient and efficient.

Electronic compass and level make roof pitch and azimuth measurements easy.

Preview mode shows compass and level on-screen with clear alignment indications.

Optimize new systems for maximum production. Analyze existing installations to solve problems of under production. Identify specific shade-causing obstructions such as trees or structures and know instantly how much additional energy would be produced if the obstruction were removed.

When you need accurate site-specific solar access data for a new building or a renovation, the Solmetric SunEye^TM is the right tool for the job.

• Fish-eye lens and digital camera
• Sophisticated measurement software
• Simulates removal or addition of shading objects or structures
• Accommodates all panel orientations (tilt and azimuth)
• Accounts for panel tilt and orientation
• Multi-skyline averaging

• Easy measurements and instant feedback
• Fast estimates lead to quick sales and designs
• Data is automatically stored for later review

The SunEye interfaces to the USB port of your PC, and data is transferred from the device to the SunEye Desktop software. A Solar Access and Shading Report summarizes the data from each session. Click here to see a sample report.

The SunEye 210 also outputs various data files for use in simulation and design programs. When data is taken using the integrated GPS option, all Skylines are geo-tagged, and the locations and data can be output to Google Earth ^TM. Click here to see a sample file in Google Earth.

Google Earth must be installed for this link to function. Download Google Earth here

• Windows Vista (all editions), Windows XP SP2 (Professional, Home, or Media Center), or Windows 2000 SP4
• 700 MHz
• 256 MB RAM
• 20 MB hard drive space

Systems that do not meet these requirements may not operate correctly.

Currently, the SunEye software does not run natively on Mac OS. It is possible, however, to run the SunEye software on a Mac using a Windows emulator, such as Parallels Desktop for MAC.

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