Solar PV Lab in Bangladesh

EDIBON teaching and research units for the solar pv laboratory, supplied, installed and commissioned in Bangladesh by Vvon with faculty training included. 12 units available.

12 products from 1 manufacturer: EDIBON.

Products

• EESFB: Photovoltaic Solar Energy Unit — EDIBON: Photovoltaic teaching unit with its own solar simulator, so the direct conversion of light into electricity can be studied indoors. Students plot I-V and P-V curves, measure open circuit voltage and short circuit current and study the effect of temperature.
• MINI-EESF: Photovoltaic Solar Energy Modular Unit (Complete Version) — EDIBON: Laboratory scale modular unit for studying the parameters involved in converting solar radiation into electricity. Application modules and panels on mobile structures cover battery charging, DC loads, AC loads through an inverter and injection into the public grid.
• AEL-SAPV: Stand-Alone Photovoltaic Application — EDIBON: Stand alone photovoltaic trainer covering panel operation and the components used to produce electrical energy from solar energy. The orientable panel and the lamp set allow characteristic curves to be obtained whatever the weather outside.
• AEL-PHVG: Photovoltaic Application with Connection to Grid — EDIBON: Grid connected photovoltaic trainer built around a programmable power supply that emulates a panel array feeding a three phase grid inverter. The inverter is user programmable, so different energy management conditions and dynamic power control can be studied.
• AEL-PHIP: Photovoltaic Systems Application in Isolated and Parallel Grids — EDIBON: Kit based application for studying photovoltaic systems working in island operation or in parallel with the national grid. Different configurations and irradiance conditions can be simulated, along with the control, regulation and storage devices used in real plants.
• AEL-PHVGC: Computer Controlled Photovoltaic Power Plants Application — EDIBON: Application with SCADA for studying photovoltaic power plants connected to the national grid. It covers dynamic control of the active power injected through a smart inverter, local voltage control at network nodes and battery storage through hybrid inverters.
• SWP: Stand-Alone Water Pumping Application — EDIBON: Solar and wind water pumping trainer with two tanks at different levels joined by a pump and PVC pipework. A manual valve sets the manometric pressure so different pumping heights can be reproduced and the pumping regulator studied.
• EESFC: Computer Controlled Photovoltaic Solar Energy Unit — EDIBON: The Computer Controlled Photovoltaic Solar Energy Unit, "EESFC", includes equipment that applies the photo-conversion law, converting solar radiation directly into electricity. The absorbed energy comes from simulated solar radiation, supplied here by a panel with powerful light sources (solar lamps).
• MINI-EESF/B: Photovoltaic Solar Energy Modular Unit (Basic Version) — EDIBON: As a laboratory scale unit, the Photovoltaic Solar Energy Modular Unit (Basic Version), "MINI-EESF/B", is designed to study all the parameters involved in the direct conversion of solar radiation into electricity.
• MINI-EESF/M: Photovoltaic Solar Energy Modular Unit (Intermediate Version) — EDIBON: As a laboratory scale unit, the Photovoltaic Solar Energy Modular Unit (Intermediate Version), "MINI-EESF/M", is designed to study all the parameters involved in the direct conversion of solar radiation into electricity.
• EESTC: Computer Controlled Thermal Solar Energy Unit — EDIBON: The Computer Controlled Thermal Solar Energy Unit, "EESTC", is a system for transforming solar energy into usable thermal energy. Water can be heated using either the thermosiphon solar system or the traditional pumping system.
• MINI-EESTC: Computer Controlled Thermal Solar Energy Basic Unit — EDIBON: Designed by EDIBON, the Computer Controlled Thermal Solar Energy Basic Unit, "MINI-EESTC", illustrates solar thermal heating of domestic water.

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