Shadow Calculator

Shadow Calculator is a software for visualizing shadows in 3D solar projects based on CAD. Professionals working with PV-systems can use it to create 3D models of their solar projects according to the requirements within their site.

Features:

• Shadow Calculator gives you the ability to visualize the shadows on solar collectors over different seasons and days. It makes sure the project you are building is free from shadows for most of the daytime hours.
• Create models around your architectural environment conditions. You can model surrounding elements, like buildings, trees, etc.
• It has the feature of exporting the 3D views of the solar projects to other applications. If you wish, you can export to MS Word or PowerPoint. You can use this to create animated presentations to showcase the project to the clients.
• The software gives you detailed graphical and numerical information on the project. You can get data on shading, energy losses, and the energy output of the system. The best part is, the data you get can be manipulated to other forms, like curves and tables.
• Apart from analyzing your project, it also gives you the option to enter the climate parameters of your environment for better results. The software can process the information for a particular day and also expand it for a complete year. There is the option to export all the numerical data into MS Excel, where you can do more analysis.
• The software is compatible with and supports many Windows versions, like Windows 7, Windows 8, and Windows 10. This offers better accessibility.

Shadow Calculator is a useful software that allows you to get shadows on solar projects. You can enter details according to your environment and build surrounding elements to get a detailed analysis. Not only this, you can also export the reports into many formats to show it to your managers or clients. Anyone looking for shadow analysis software for their solar projects should try it.

Create models around your architectural environment conditions. You can model surrounding elements, like buildings, trees, etc.