STATION METEOROLOGIQUE, INSTALLATION DE COMMANDE COMPRENANT UNE TELLE STATION ET METHODE DE CONFIGURATION D'UNE TELLE STATION

• Main Author: CHERON, ERIC
• Format: Patent
• Language: French
• Published: 17.01.2020
• Subjects: DOORS, WINDOWS, SHUTTERS, OR ROLLER BLINDS IN GENERAL; FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS; FIXED OR MOVABLE CLOSURES FOR OPENINGS IN BUILDINGS, VEHICLES,FENCES OR LIKE ENCLOSURES IN GENERAL, e.g. DOORS, WINDOWS,BLINDS, GATES; LADDERS; MEASURING; METEOROLOGY; PHYSICS; TESTING

Cette station météorologique (ST) est destinée à être installée sur le toit d'un bâtiment, ce bâtiment comprenant une installation de commande automatisée des conditions de confort et/ou de sécurité dans le bâtiment. La station météorologique comprend un boîtier supérieur (30) muni d'un couvercle (32) au moins partiellement translucide et un circuit imprimé (22) s'étendant dans un plan sous le couvercle translucide. La station météorologique comprend également une pluralité de capteurs de radiation solaire verticale (23) répartis sur une surface du circuit imprimé (22) tournée vers le couvercle (32). En outre, les différents capteurs de radiation solaires verticale (23) font chacun face à une direction discrète, dite direction normale de radiation, chaque direction normale de radiation étant normale à un axe (V) perpendiculaire au plan du circuit imprimé (22). This meteorological station (ST) is intended to be installed on the roof of a building, the building comprising an automated facility for controlling comfort and/or security conditions in the building. The meteorological station comprises an upper housing (30) provided with a cover (32) that is at least partially translucent and a printed circuit (22) extending in a plane under the translucent cover. The meteorological station also comprises a plurality of vertical solar radiation sensors (23), said vertical solar radiation being the power received on a vertical surface and such vertical solar radiation sensors being distributed over a surface of the printed circuit (22) facing the cover (32). Furthermore, the various vertical solar radiation sensors (23) each face in a discrete direction, referred to as radiation normal direction, each radiation normal direction being normal to an axis (V) that is perpendicular to the printed circuit plane (22). The meteorological station further comprises vertical light sensors (24) distributed over the exterior edge (22E) of the surface (22T) of the printed circuit (22) facing the cover (32), while the different vertical light sensors (24) each comprise an active surface (24A) that faces a discrete direction (D24), referred to as lighting normal direction, each lighting normal direction being normal to the axis (V) that is perpendicular to the plane (P) of the printed circuit (22).