Don't Guess Solar.
Measure It.
SolarScope is a mesh network of full sensor nodes deployed across commercial roofs — measuring irradiance, shading, temperature, and humidity at every section. One sensor gives you a data point. A mesh gives you the whole roof.
Built for commercial-scale solar — large commercial roofs, installers, and EPCs.
Meet the SolarScope Mesh
Every node is a full SolarScope unit — irradiance sensor, fisheye camera, temperature and humidity probes, local storage, and mesh radio. Deploy multiple nodes across a roof and they form a self-checking network that captures the conditions estimates can only guess at.
Plane-of-Array Irradiance
Each node measures actual sunlight hitting the panel's orientation — not a satellite estimate.
Fisheye Shade Mapping
On-board fisheye camera maps exactly when and where shadows fall across the roof throughout the day and year.
Temperature
Tracks ambient and back-of-cell thermal conditions that affect panel efficiency and lifespan.
Humidity
Monitors moisture levels that impact long-term system performance.
Local Mesh Communication
Nodes talk to each other on-site via a local mesh network — no internet required to aggregate data.
Local Data Storage
Every reading is stored locally — data survives any connectivity loss, nothing is lost.
Mains-Powered
Plugs into a standard outdoor outlet. No batteries to replace, no downtime.
Cloud Connectivity
Real-time data streaming available as an upgrade option when you need it.
Node count scales with roof complexity and size — simple roofs need fewer nodes, complex roofs need more.
From guessing to measuring
Estimated Guesses
- Estimates based on satellite imagery and assumptions
- Shading analysis from models, not the actual roof
- No real irradiance data — just projections
- Commercial buyers don't trust the numbers
Measured Reality
- Real on-site irradiance from a mesh of sensor nodes
- Shading mapped from the roof using fisheye cameras
- Temperature, humidity, and orientation captured live
- Yield zone analysis built from ground-truth data