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Net Radiation Sensor

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Principle :Thermoelectric effect
Spectral range :280~3000nm
Range :-2000~2000W/m2
Sensitivity:7~14μV/w.m-2
Output:-20-20mV
Installation :Horizontal
Product Description

Description:

Net radiation sensor (net radiation meter), based on thermoelectric effect, measures the net difference between solar radiation and ground radiation, and measures short-wave radiation in the spectral range of 0.27-3μm. It adopts a winding electroplating multi-node thermopile, and the upper and lower surfaces of the thermopile are close to the sensing surface coated with matte black paint. When the upper and lower sensing surfaces are subjected to different light radiation, their respective thermopiles are heated to form hot and cold nodes, generating a temperature difference potential. There are two windshields on the upper and lower parts of the sensor, which are made of polyethylene film with high light transmittance (long-wave radiation band of 3000-12000nm). 

Features:

  • Thermoelectric effect principle

  • Multi-node thermopile

  • High light transmittance windshield

  • Integrated design

  • Beautiful and durable

  • Suitable for long-term observation in the field

Parameters:

 

Product

Net Radiation Sensor

Measuring principle

Thermoelectric effect

Range

-20002000Wm2

Spectral range

2803000nm

Sensitivity

714μVw.m-2

Response time

< 35s (99)

Sensing surface

consistency

15

Internal resistance

330Ω

Cosine response

5FS

Linearity

2FS

Output

-20-20mV

Weight

2.5kg

Installation

Horizontal

Site Requirements

Loess, sand, and lawn are all acceptable,

but asphalt is not suitable. 


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