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SunEye™ Specification

Review data in easy-to-read formats

• Sun path & skyline plots
• Bar charts and shading percentages
• Annual, monthly and multi-skyline average summaries

User features

• Edit image to see the effect of adding or removing a tree or structure
• Adjust panel tilt and azimuth
• Extract obstruction elevation and azimuth angles

GPS add-on

• Automatically detects location for each skyline (accurate to +/- 3 metres)
• Communicates with the SunEye via wireless Bluetooth™ interface
• Permits automatic readings of latitude and longitude for sun path calculations and displays
• Manual override facility and European city database

SunEye automatically

• Captures entire horizon
• Detects shading obstructions
• Plots sunpaths based on location
• Adjusts for magnetic declination
• Accounts for regional weather
• Calculates solar access
• Stores more than 100 site readings

Transfer data to PC via USB

• Review, archive, and export data
• Automatically generate reports for quotes or grant applications

Compatibility with Design Tools

SunEye™ data is available in a convenient CSV format, which can be imported a wide variety of tools for solar energy system design. These include the following: Clean Power Estimator and QuickQuotes, OnGrid, PVOptimize, PV*SOL, and Solar Pro Tools.

Minimum Systems Requirements for SunEye™ Software

• Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP SP2, 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.